Ha cheers buddy. Was lovely to meet you

thanks Paul thats really appreciated buddy

cheers buddy

Thanks Wendy. I am playing a Pete Howlett Student Model. It is available to purchase from Pete Howlett - but he only has enough wood to make 16 of them and quite a few have sold already. Many thanks for asking.....

Totally agree!

thats such a lovely thing to say and really appreciated

cheers Phil that is very kind

thanks mate thats really kind and appreciated

thanks so much - it was great fun !

cheers Lynne really appreciate that

I must say this is the only thing I don't like about them. Currently I don't think they have plans to change the endpin jacks. I have found putting a ball end on the string tends to sort it out if that is of any help.....

@@PaulMansellukulele I'm referring to the input jack that also serves as the strap button. It is a pain in the butt to keep tightened. Guess I shouldn't have referred to end pin cause it's the strap button/input jack

@@dh2602 ah ok I get what you mean. I must admit mine has been fine and never come lose but I will keep an eye out for it

Awww thanks for our mention!!!! ❤

Excellent! :D Glad to hear of good experiences!

It would be loooovely!

No problem at all - that's what we're here for! :D 1. Yeah, low G's are thicker than high G's due to the difference in tension. A thin low G would be a bit floppy, and a thick high G would be too taut. 2. You may need to file the nut groove a little bit wider to make room for the thicker string, but not by much. 3/4. They're typically suited for tenors or concerts, but there's no reason you can't do it on a soprano - it just might not be as low as expected, due to the tension required, and the size of the instrument body. If it's a quality built soprano, then you should be fine, but if it's one a the cheaper end of the scale, it might cause the neck to bend. Our recommendation - stick with reentrant on the soprano, and get a tenor with a low G. That will give you the best sound, along with another ukulele...which is essential! ;)

@@AnarchyInTheUkuleleTV thanks so much for the in depth reply and for the advice/information. A tenor is now on my list to join my Kiwaya soprano.

@@IanRoberts-sz8nx Excellent! Just be careful - ukulele buying is a serious condition that effects millions of marriages every day!

Very very kind words, Sir. Thank you.

yeah I love his playing style and his songs.

@@PaulMansellukulele geddon

Thank you! :D

Haha thanks! Not sure if it's a recommended way to practice, but it's good for hand-eye coordination!

thanks buddy - yeah it does seem well suited to Jazz I must agree

Haha it was great fun having her here!

It was great fun!

a ukulele playing salesman - what combination

Hola! Gracias! :D

Thanks Pete!

hi buddy - 38 mm

thanks very much indeed

Also, can you please post a link where your TAB for this beautiful rendition can be obtained? Thank you.

many thanks

There's a few different places you can find it online :)

@@AnarchyInTheUkuleleTVthanks - I’ve since found it.

Thanks!

thanks very much for listening

Looks even better in person!

cheers buddy. The arrangement isnt too tricky - a few barred chords here and there but it flows nicely.

thats really very kind

its awesome listening to the sound actually inside this instrument !

Ole indeed !

yeah its a lovely wood and sound to be honest

many thanks Judi

its called the student model as for a luthier made, hand built ukulele, it is priced more competitively than other hand built ukes. I personally think it is the perfect price for it.

cooooor yeah indeed !

yeah must admit I like the sound of Mahogany lots

thanks so much for watching and listening. much appreciated

This was one of our very early videos, and have learned since that people actually want to hear the ukuleles we review (who knew?!) Maybe we'll revisit some of our older reviews at some point :)