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Ukulele Buying Guide

Are you thinking about buying a ukulele but not sure which one to choose?

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Don’t worry. At Mat Guitars, we have spent years helping thousands of customers choose the right ukulele, so in this guide you will find the information you need to pick the model that best suits you.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO CONDIDER WHEN CHOOSING A UKELELE

UKELELE SIZE

The first important thing to consider is the size of the ukulele, as this will directly affect your comfort when playing.

As you know, not everyone has the same hand size or finger thickness. On top of that, you also need to think about the kind of sound you are looking for, since each size has its own tonal character.

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YOUR EXPERIENCE AS A MUSICIAN

Your level of experience also matters when choosing a ukulele. Players who are just starting out often feel more comfortable with smaller sizes such as the soprano, which is usually a very beginner-friendly option.

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YOUR BUDGET

Of course, budget is another important factor. Even within the same price range, you can still find very different options. The key is to find the right balance between size, sound and budget.

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WHICH UKULELE TO CHOOSE DEPENDING ON SOUND, MUSIC STYLE AND EXPERIENCE LEVEL

SIZE

  • If you are a beginner, we would recommend starting with a soprano or concert ukulele.
  • If you already have a little more experience, larger models such as tenor or baritone can be very interesting options.
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TONE

  • If you are looking for a bright, high-pitched sound, the soprano ukulele is usually the best choice.
  • If you prefer a warmer, deeper and fuller sound, tenor or baritone models will probably suit you better.
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MUSICAL STYLES

It is also worth thinking about the style of music you enjoy most.

  • For Hawaiian music, the soprano is an excellent choice.
  • For jazz, the tenor works especially well.
  • For blues and rock, the baritone is a very good fit.
  • If you are looking for the most versatile format, the concert is usually the most balanced option.
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WHICH UKULELES WE RECOMMEND AT MAT GUITARS DEPENDING ON THE SIZE YOU CHOOSE

Our recommendations are based on our years of experience in the sector, as well as on sales data and the feedback we receive from our customers. We hope they help you find your ideal ukulele.

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SOPRANO UKULELES: THE SMALLEST SIZE

We recommend soprano ukuleles from Makai, especially for children, as well as Kala or Fender Venice models for beginners because of their strong value for money.

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CONCERT UKELELES

We recommend concert ukuleles from Kala or Martin if you are looking for something a bit more serious, more refined or with a more professional feel.

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TENOR UKELELES

Within the tenor category, there are several very interesting models if you are looking for an instrument with more body, more projection and greater versatility.

The Fender Avalon Tenor remains a very appealing option, but we would also especially recommend the Ortega RU5CE-TE Tenor and the LAG TKU150TE Baby Tiki Uku Tenor, two very interesting models for players looking for a comfortable tenor ukulele with a good sound and plenty of personality.

Here are some of our favourites:

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BARITONE UKELELES

Because of its size and tonal character, the baritone is not usually the most common format for beginners. Even so, it has a loyal following and is highly appreciated by more experienced players or by those looking for a deeper, fuller sound.

The Gewa K-BA is one of the most popular models, although the Kala Makala Baritone is also a very in-demand option.

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Still have questions?

If you need advice, remember that we are here to help you with any inquiry you may have through the following channels:

Phone: +34 954 902 550

Email: info@matguitars.com

WhatsApp: +34 647 639 532

Contact: Contact form

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Gonzalo Cosín

Especialista en Guitarras, Sonido y Equipo para estudio

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