At some point we had already talked about the different sizes of Ukulele but if you need to know which one is going well these are some steps that we suggest you follow.
Touch all sizes.
Hehe yes! When you have the opportunity to play each one, do it. This gives you the opportunity to choose the most comfortable.
To tell the truth, a type What we love to follow and share is that the size is ideal for your comfort.
Example: My friend Vanessa is 16 years old and measures approx 1.50cm and her hands are somewhat small, she found the Ukulele soprano and he was fascinated since the soundboard is small and he is very comfortable to have it in his chest. When he is stepping on the dishes, he really likes that the handle is not so long and thus has agility to play between almost all the dishes.
You see it?
We believe that it deals a little more with comfort, especially when you are beginners.
Some people leave the guitar because it is a very large instrument but many others lean more for that larger size and maybe decide on a size Tenor. It has the same tuning, it is no longer so sharp but, come on, it is still a Ukulele, that is, it sounds the same but in a bigger way.
There are also people who don't like it "Not very, very, not so, so"
I mean, not so small because "I feel that I crush it and, oh I don't know, it's very small" not so big because "Oh no, I drop it" and more testimonials from people who love to stay in medium size, size Concert.
It is not necessary that of more explanations of really what are the characteristics of this size. It is in the middle of both, it is not so big, it is not so small and it is usually perfect for anyone, also it is ideal if you want to speed up your fingers more to exercises where they work a little more.
Andrea Corona
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More than a corn lover. Hair by hair. @Ukulelesh worldwide. Googleame
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Andrea Corona
Author
More than a corn lover. Hair by hair. @Ukulelesh worldwide. Googleame