Just bought a Deering banjo ukulele. FedEx will deliver it this Friday. Does anyone already have one. Let me know how you like it. I do play ukulele and do play banjo ( beginner). In the same order, getting a Mike’s Banjo Mute. Now I can practice Banjo without disturbing my wife. Steve
Which model are you referring to?
I've had one for years and love it. With the gut strings, it's not that loud. Enables greater picking ability as well, if you're so inclined. Easy to maintain (as all Deerings are). It's a blast to play and you'll enjoy the heck out of it. Congratulations on a good purchase. Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix1OJ5Jq8mM
Originally posted by steve104cJust bought a Deering banjo ukulele. FedEx will deliver it this Friday. Does anyone already have one. Let me know how you like it. I do play ukulele and do play banjo ( beginner). In the same order, getting a Mike’s Banjo Mute. Now I can practice Banjo without disturbing my wife. Steve
Beautifully played! Are you using GCEA tuning?
Long story but I got a Gold Tone Little Gem banjo uke for free and it is kinda fun. Have not learn a lot about it but having fun just strumming chords. I lost about 1/2" of my left middle finger and the stubb is really tender so the nylon strings are better than steel strings but I have to develop new chord forms because I can't reach all the way across the neck.
Have fun the small instrument is going to be a great traveler and camper.
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Originally posted by tdennisWhich model are you referring to?
Deering concert banjo ukulele. 17 frets. 11" pot. I found out later, that I could have special ordered it w/ a resonator like the one on the YouTube video shown on above reply. Deering also has a tenor. You have to use search to find the tenor model. Comparing the tenor with the concert, the concert is brighter, louder and the tenor has more bass. Tenor has 12" pot. Concert has 11" pot. Steve.
I WISH that was me. That guy is amazing and if you follow the link, you can buy the tab.
Originally posted by malarzBeautifully played! Are you using GCEA tuning?
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