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A friend of mine is coming up for retirement, he's a great
harmonica player, he's been thinking of taken up the ukulele. I thought it
would be a good idea to buy him a ukulele as a retirement present. If I had
time I would buy and make a kit from Stew Mac. He has quite large hands, so I’m thinking maybe
a tenor or concert ukulele would be best.
Any suggestions on a fairly good quality beginners ukulele roundabout the £60 mark.
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After doing a bit of research online I decided on the - Kala Satin Mahogany KA-15S Soprano Ukulele.
£55 quid so right in your price range.
Thanks for the info I think it will be a Kala.
Thanks that was very helpful
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Yeah me too, I'm pretty sure when I tried to help my dad with his the top string was lower than the bottom two or something like that?
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FWIW, my daughter's got a Snail uke that cost just under £100 (for a soprano, with a soft case). Possibly a little bit over the OP's intended spend, but it sounds and feels so much better than my old cheap one that I was well impressed.
I am currently having an electric baritone ukulele (barilele?) built by a luthier - really looking forward to it being finished