Qiered -Semi Acoustic-Ukulele-Tenor

₨11,200.00

Brand: Qiered
Body Material: Mahogany
Scale Length: 26 inch
String Material: Nylon
Number of Strings: 4

About this item

This is the most common size of ukulele, and the smallest, with the shortest scale length and tightest fret spacing – tuned G C E A.
COMFORTABLE TO PLAY: We improved the curvature of the neck, and designed the neck to better fit the palm of the hand, playing continuously, the fingers are not hurt,not only excellent sound, but also a comfortable finger feel.
GREAT GIFT IDEA: Crafted to allow you to create warm,pitch-perfect Hawaiian harmonies,this ukulele is the ideal gift for yourself or your loved ones,no matter it’s Birthday,Mother’s Day,Father’s Day,Children’s Day.
FUN TO PLAY,EASY TO CARRY: Easy to get started,a mini guitar is a good choice for beginners and kids,it’s so fun and it comes with gig bag,easy to carry and storage.
FIRST STEP TOWARDS PLAYING GUITAR: The traditional small body with short scale length (to suit a childs smaller fingers) make ukuleles an ideal musical ‘stepping stone’ to the guitar.

Description

Greetings and congratulations on the purchase of your new Ukulele.

Now that you have acquainted yourself with the instrument, the first thing we want to do is tune it up.


Step 1: Tune your ukulele To aide in tuning process, we recommend using a Golden Gate PT-1 Posi-Tune Compact Tuner or similar. Begin by bringing each string as close to pitch as possible. The notes we will be tuning each string to, starting from Top to Bottom are: G – C – E – A	Step 2: Stretch each string In order to your new ukulele in tune, it will be necessary to stretch each string until it stabilizes. This is due to the material that typical ukulele strings are manufactured from. Once each string is tuned up close to pitch – firmly, but gently – pull along the entire length on each string (while carefully supporting the instrument.) Pay particular attention to where each string wraps around the tuning peg posts, as well as where they are knotted at the bridge. It is normal for new ukulele strings to stretch considerably, so be patient. Also, be careful not to pull too hard on each string while stretching to avoid damaging the strings or your instrument.	Step 3: Repeat Previous Steps and Tune it again You are almost there; just repeat the process of tuning and stretching until each string stabilizes to the correct note. You’ve probably noticed that after having repeated the process several times, your ukulele will hold its tune better and better. Depending on how often you play your ukulele, it could take a few days – even up to a few weeks for your strings to settle in – but once that happens you will be ready to play at all times!