Thanks man!

Interesting!

The willow ones look really pretty !

GotAUkulele its my birthday soon and i'm looking for a soprano, i'm thinking of either the noah mahogany soprano or the snail uks 220 as a slightly cheaper option. What would you reccommend?

If it was my money? I'd probably support the smaller brand - Noah - but that isn't to speak badly of Snail

GotAUkulele fair enough... I just really like the rosewood look im a bit torn with what to go for

So i ended up going with the snail ukulele. Ive made a few covers with it on my channel kzfaq.info/love/tS11bc-SOvUxC3F97ulRVg if you want to see

Mim is THE BOMB

Great to hear I just ordered one today. The mango laminate. Novelty plus fun, I'm sure. I also got it from Mim's.

@@oldcrow6990 Mim makes the difference. ✌️

@@jsneed7207 Thanks!

I have a Martin soprano 3 also, u put a low G , I love it.i Is there more than 1 kind of O’nino? What tuning are you using?

My pleasure Greg!

Mim offers this option right on the order page at the bottom. It’s called “add two buttons”.

@@matthewb9955 - Yes, thank you. I just received my ukulele today. I got the O'Nina. Mim was able to put the second button on the neck. It's so tiny, though, that it hangs weirdly. Better when I tie the strap near the tuners. The uke sounds amazing, and I can actually play a G chord for the first time; yet there's still room for me to lay down three fingers for a D. I think I finally found my ukulele.

You say you got the O’nina, is there a difference with O’nino?

@@jorgequito9562 - I think the O'Nino is solid wood. The O'Nina is laminate.

Same shapes but in a different key - see this www.gotaukulele.com/2016/09/dont-be-afraid-of-alternative-ukulele.html

Yes, I like Ohana too - never really played a bad one. I think though there is an awful lot of conjecture and subjective talk about woods 'opening up'. Much talk about it, but in nearly 40 years of playing strings, I've never yet seen anyone definitively prove it. For me - buy a ukulele based on how it sounds NOW, not how you hope it will sound in the future. As such, whether solid, or laminate, I don't think it's ever a 'waste'. For me, it either sounds good or it doesn't. Before the video I had it in D tuning, but didn't think it sounded as good to be honest. I think it may sound even snappier in F tuning.

It's odd isn't it. Buyers have been so put off by friction pegs because people just endlessly trot out the myth that they are 'bad', but there are some really good ones. It's like throwing the baby out with the bathwater! I like this uke, but I don't think I would actually buy it for that reason alone.

The friction tuners on my 2 Ohana sopranos are really good too. Perhaps they're a little awkward for beginners to use, but then a tiny uke like this isn't really the ideal uke for a beginner anyway.

My pleasure!

It's the O'Nino. I think beyond that, the ukulele doesn't have a name below soprano other than what has been created. As I say in the written review - call it a sub-soprano, call it a sopranino, call it a sopranisimmo - all the same thing. The fact they called this the 'O'Nino' suggests to me that Ohana prefer the 'Sopranino' tag.

Hello, from Ohana the O'Nino is currently the smallest Ukulele - It could be right if you mention that Ohana prefer the "sopranino Tag" because of the Name "O´Nino". Had a look on the Website of Ohana: there it is called O´Nino Mahagony Sopranissimo, the SK-21 is called Sopranino. I would be very interested in the difference between the two Ukes. For the O'Nino Sopranissimo the scale length is 11 in., the total Length 17 in. and the Body Height: 7 in. For the SK-21 I can not find informations about these items. With Kind regards.

Does it really matter what it's called?

The scale length of the SK-21 is 11.9".

Best is totally subjective and personal - what I ultimately prefer you might not. For what it's worth I much prefer the Ohana piccolos to the Kala models.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNGbbKaJtpeliok.html

Strings would be a bit floppy using the ones it comes with, but if you adjust gauges, then yes

Escala - 11 inches Afinando para mi - C, F, A D

I have reviewed a Cordoba 20TM, but not been sent the 15CM to look at. If it helps, I didn't much like the 20TM

Not quite sure what you are asking. If you change tuning to something relative (same intervals) the shapes stay the same but they need transposing up or down. This might help? www.gotaukulele.com/2016/09/dont-be-afraid-of-alternative-ukulele.html

@@GotAUkulele thank you, I mean that!

Alexandra Antonecchia any official Ohana dealer can get them

Barry Maz Omg yes thank you I just noticed! My bad sorry! Also do you know where I can find the Kala pocket size ukulele? :)

Sopranino / piccolo? Yes - the John Daniel Pixie or the DJ Morgan Mini Pineapple

@@GotAUkulele Ah, I saw your review of the Mini Pineapple, it looks amazing. Thanks for the fast reply! :)

@@BadCoverBen He only makes them occasionally - but honestly - if you see him announce them - DO get one - they are incredible!

@@GotAUkulele I would love to, but sadly it looks like he no longer ships to the EU. If that ever changes I will try my best to get hold of one!

Andrew Edgar much - check out the Andy Miles Nano on this channel!

I think for anyone really - I have large hands, and this is no trouble to play at all

No, it’s not a bad instrument. It’s just the aesthetics that put me off it