Thank you. I recommend checking out our most recent Baritone video which shows off some new models for 2021. 🌞

@@SouthernUkuleleStore hey hey thanks. I'm in Australia WA i will check out 2021 details for baritone.

We did feature it before but it was a couple of years ago now.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e92bqrFy3LfRpWg.html

Thanks for the info

Just bought it today!

Hi there - it’s one of his own. You can hear our band version of it at the link below. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z96VZs1klaiqiYU.html

Pono or the soon to be released Snail models are going to be your best bet.

I personally tend to like linear tuning on Tenors and reentrant tuning on baritone. Living waters dre fine... There are hundreds of choices do just try a couple until you have a grasp on what feels right for you.

No we don't. It would be the same theory as on a guitar though.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osl6htCDms6RgJc.html I think you're talking about the pineapple Pono. It's worth looking through the channel as there are over 200 comparison videos in circulation now. The ukes in the background are Concerts so not nearly as rich as a Baritone I'm afraid. Very much apples and oranges there.

​@@SouthernUkuleleStore Oh I see. The first thing you said in the linked video is that you're not aware of a pineapple baritone. Thank you for responding.

Hiya, Starting with CITES changes in 2017 and until 2020 we did still call them K-1BE's because it was the export model. The model itself switched to Ebony on domestic models the year before but it took a bit of time for the codes to line up. There was a few years where Kanile'a made international models with Ebony and continued using rosewood for US orders.

When I Google 'kala ka-mbg' it comes right up at several stores in the UK. Its not in stock on our website right now but we can get it. There should also be a link in the description of this video to this ukulele.

Southern Ukulele Store Are you able to ship to the US? Strange that it’s not available here.

Yes we can. Shipping is 59.50GBP

You can approach it two ways - with a bead on the string and a little knot or with a big fat ugly double knot in the end of the string 😄

A “sailor knot” (kind of a figure-8 shape) makes for more of a long-symmetrical, and more “graceful looking” knot, which I think works better than a “regular” O-shape knot.

No, sorry... I literally can't think of anything more frustrating than trying to tune several 8 strings up on the same day. In all seriousness, we have featured most of the 8 strings we stock at various times. Its worth going back through our listings where the links would be embeded to the sound sample. I don't have plans to make any more 6 or 8 string specific videos as I rarely have a selection in stock.

@@SouthernUkuleleStore I have and 8 string and I know it's not that difficult to tune one. Do 4 if 8 is too much.

@@forogafold I don't think you get my sense of humour and it doesn't change that we rarely have a selection in stock.

The ukulele site in Hawaii ship to Mexico and so do Uke Republic.

@@SouthernUkuleleStore thnx.. I didn't see this reply!

Not sure but I just bought one made out of oak. Super excited!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z96VZs1klaiqiYU.html One of our own.

@@SouthernUkuleleStore thanksssss

I'm afraid I have no idea what a Kalalai KIB ukulele is and neither did Google. What kind of price range were you thinking about? I'm happy to point a few winners out to you. 🙂

All of the sound samples are of strumming.

It's either that or my hairy naked body I'm afraid.

sorry...the label i guess...i wear red...brand thing ...i bet. .funny bro...peace be with you...just cracked me up

Because prices change. The links in the description take you to the most recent listings of the ukuleles.

It's really irrelevant what tshirt I wear but if you must know I wear it because I studied graphic design and it's one of my favourite logos. I was born in 87 and that specific Pepsi logo was introduced around 90-91. I grew up around it and I find it nostalgic and familiar. It's not my favourite Pepsi logo though, that would be the 1940s logo which is rounder and more closely resembles the coca-cola logo. I also used to build project guitars and amplifiers and used this pepsi logo as the inspiration for album artwork a few years back. I haven't worn that tshirt in a while. I will think of you when I find it though 👍

Keep drinking that hooch, and instead of a Baritone, you'll be playing a harp up in the clouds. Ya, ya, I know. It's yummy.@@SouthernUkuleleStore

I have discussed this subject at length with the folks at Kanile'a, Kamaka and KoAloha over the past 15 years. It has been called a 'Yookoolaylee' in the UK and beyond for about a hundred years, way beyond the invention of the internet or even TV and radio. Whilst I am truly sorry you feel that I am damaging your native language, I can't help but feel inauthentic if I force myself to sound out my vowels in line with the native dialect with which the word Ukulele originated. If I were to pronounce Paris as 'Paree' to a Frenchman or call Germany 'Deutschland' in the natural flow of a sentence with my own regional dialog, pronounciations and sensibilities they might think I was a being sarcastic. I am doing as much as I can to keep Ukulele/Yookoolaylee culture alive. Please don't take the pronounciation of a word as a slant against a language or culture when in truth our joint love of the Ukulele around the world only enriches and enhances the legacys of some fantastic companies like Kamaka, KoAloha, Ana'Ole and Kanile'a... All of which are words/brands I do prounounce to the best of my ability with your regional tongue and vowel inflections.