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I bought a first act acoustic for my daughter to learn on. It was untune-able. I've been learning the uke for a year now, and after a few months, I've been irr
by Afton 14y ago
I bought a first act acoustic for my daughter to learn on. It was untune-able.
I've been learning the uke for a year now, and after a few months, I've been irritated by my uke on some chords. Talked about it with my uke teacher, she pointed out that the string (the E string) isn't quite right (if it's in tune on the open string, then the G on that string is sharp). These things matter more than you might think.
- wyclif 14y agoAll true. Like I said, getting a cheap, toy guitar is only going to frustrate you. It might even frustrate a kid, and you'll be tempted to stop playing. What you want are two things: 1. Easy to play all over the fretboard, and 2. Stays in tune.