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Fame SMC-21 Spalted Maple
Body made of staked maple
€ 75.00
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Ortega RUGA-SKY Tenor Ukulele
Tenor size from the Gaucho series, incl. bag
€ 149.00
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Leho LHUC-ASAK-LMT
Fully Solid Concert Ukulele, incl.Gigbag
€ 559.00
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Buy ukuleles – soprano, concert, tenor and baritone

Ukuleles for beginners, travel, stage and lessons

The ukulele is a compact string instrument for beginners, lessons, travel, stage use and song accompaniment. At MUSIC STORE you will find soprano ukuleles, concert ukuleles, tenor ukuleles and baritone ukuleles, as well as models with pickups, ukulele sets and matching accessories.

The right ukulele depends mainly on feel, sound, size and intended use. Small soprano ukuleles are especially compact, concert ukuleles and tenor ukuleles offer more room on the fretboard, while baritone ukuleles sound fuller, warmer and more guitar-like.

Which ukulele is right for me?

Whether compact for getting started, versatile for lessons and home practice or fuller in sound for stage and fingerstyle: the right ukulele mainly depends on size, playing feel and how you want to use it.

Soprano ukulele

Compact, easy to hold and ideal for beginners, children, lessons and travel.

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Concert ukulele

Slightly larger than soprano, with more room on the fretboard and a balanced sound.

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Tenor ukulele

Fuller in tone and popular for fingerstyle, solo playing and more advanced arrangements.

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Baritone ukulele

Deeper, warmer and more guitar-like – interesting for guitarists and fuller accompaniment.

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Fame Roundbody Sopran Ukulele Bocote soprano ukulele with ABS body and laminated bocote top The Fame Roundbody Sopran Ukulele Bocote is an example of a compact soprano ukulele.
J & D CS-3 Concert Ukulele concert ukulele with solid spruce top and mahogany body The J & D CS-3 Concert Ukulele is an example of a versatile concert ukulele.
Ortega RU5-TE Tenor Ukulele tenor ukulele in Natural Satin finish with laser engraving on the top The Ortega RU5-TE Tenor Ukulele is an example of a tenor ukulele with more fretboard space.
Fame Mahogany Baritone Ukulele baritone ukulele with solid top and laminated mahogany body The Fame Mahogany Baritone Ukulele is an example of a warm-sounding baritone ukulele.

Ukulele with pickup for stage and recording

Ukuleles with pickups are suitable for stage, band use, recording and connection to a PA system, amplifier or audio interface. They remain clearly audible in louder setups and can be fed directly into a mixer or amplifier.

For home practice, lessons or travel, an acoustic ukulele is often enough. If you want to perform live, record or play with other musicians, an electro-acoustic ukulele with preamp, volume control and possibly an integrated tuner can be the more practical choice.

How much does a ukulele cost?

The price of a ukulele depends on size, material, workmanship, features and brand. Affordable ukuleles for beginners make it easy to start with first chords and simple song accompaniment. Higher-quality models usually offer better tuning machines, cleaner workmanship, more tonal depth and often more carefully selected woods.

Beginners do not automatically need the most expensive model. What matters most is that the ukulele stays in tune, feels comfortable in the hand and is easy to play. For stage and recording, models with a pickup can be the better choice.

Ukulele accessories and extras

With the right accessories, your ukulele stays protected, in tune and ready to play. Bags are useful for lightweight transport, while cases offer more protection for travel, stage and rehearsal room use. Tuners, strings, straps, capos and learning materials also help with playing, tuning and practising.

FAQ – buy ukulele online

Which ukulele is best for beginners?

Soprano ukuleles and concert ukuleles are especially suitable for beginners. They are handy, easy to play and ideal for first chords, lessons and simple song accompaniment.

Which ukulele should I buy?

Soprano ukuleles and concert ukuleles are popular for getting started. Tenor ukuleles offer more fretboard space and a fuller sound, while baritone ukuleles sound deeper and more guitar-like.

How much does a ukulele cost?

Affordable ukuleles for beginners are available at low prices. Higher-quality models with better woods, cleaner workmanship, more stable tuning machines or a pickup cost more accordingly.

What is the price of a good ukulele?

A good ukulele should stay in tune, feel comfortable and be easy to play. For many beginners, a solid model in the lower to mid price range is a sensible starting point.

Are there ukuleles with pickups?

Yes, many ukuleles are available with built-in pickups. They can be connected to an amplifier, audio interface or PA system and are especially useful for stage, band use and recording.

What is the difference between soprano ukulele, concert ukulele, tenor ukulele and baritone ukulele?

The differences are mainly size, sound and playing feel. A soprano ukulele sounds bright and compact, a concert ukulele more balanced, a tenor ukulele fuller and a baritone ukulele deeper and more guitar-like.

What accessories do I need for a ukulele?

Useful accessories include a bag or case, tuner, suitable strings, strap, capo and learning materials. They help keep the ukulele protected, in tune and ready to play.

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