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Mitchell Ukulele (Natural): MU40C Concert Ukulele $30, MU40 Soprano Ukulele EXPIRED
$25
$59.99
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Guitar Center has select Mitchell Ukuleles (Natural) on sale listed below. Select store pick up where available, or shipping is free with orders $25 or more.
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- Mitchell Ukulele
- Mitchell MU40 Soprano Ukulele (Natural) $24.99
- Mitchell MU40C Concert Ukulele (Natural) $29.99
- Lindenwood top/back/sides
- White ABS binding (top/back)
- Bound fingerboard
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- Our research indicates that the Mitchell MU40 Soprano Ukulele (Natural) is $5 lower (16.6% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $29.99.
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- About this product:
- Rated 4.4 stars overall based on 238 reviews.
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For those interested
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location. Shipping is free on orders $25 or more.
For those interested
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location. Shipping is free on orders $25 or more.
- Mitchell Ukulele
- Mitchell MU40 Soprano Ukulele [guitarcenter.com] (Natural Colorway) $24.99
- Mitchell MU40C Concert Ukulele [guitarcenter.com] (Natural Colorway) $29.99
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asked this question on 08-08-2022 at 08:31 PM
08-12-2022 at 11:21 AM
It is. These Mitchell brand ones are inexpensive, but decent. $25 or $29 is definitely a great price for what you're getting. Do take a look at the size differences, as it makes a difference.
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- a Soprano uke is a standard size, the Concert uke is a little bigger. If you have big hands, go with the Concert (or even better Tenor/Tenor XL if you can find one). There are Baritone ukes too which are bigger still, but they're tuned differently so stay away from those until you know what you're doing
So if you already know how to play guitar, you can just pick up a baritone uke and start playing.
UkeDog out.
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- a Soprano uke is a standard size, the Concert uke is a little bigger. If you have big hands, go with the Concert (or even better Tenor/Tenor XL if you can find one). There are Baritone ukes too which are bigger still, but they're tuned differently so stay away from those until you know what you're doing
- a Soprano uke is a standard size, the Concert uke is a little bigger. If you have big hands, go with the Concert (or even better Tenor/Tenor XL if you can find one). There are Baritone ukes too which are bigger still, but they're tuned differently so stay away from those until you know what you're doing https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...lies/smile.gif
So if you already know how to play guitar, you can just pick up a baritone uke and start playing.
UkeDog out.
- a Soprano uke is a standard size, the Concert uke is a little bigger. If you have big hands, go with the Concert (or even better Tenor/Tenor XL if you can find one). There are Baritone ukes too which are bigger still, but they're tuned differently so stay away from those until you know what you're doing
So if you already know how to play guitar, you can just pick up a baritone uke and start playing.
UkeDog out.
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It can also be a sign of cheap strings. Could replace if a big issue. But this is a pretty good deal for $30 and give it some time before replacing strings.
It can also be a sign of cheap strings. Could replace if a big issue. But this is a pretty good deal for $30 and give it some time before replacing strings.
I have found lesser expensive Ukes like this can sound great. They also might take a beating from the toddler but now I'm not too stressed if it gets scratched or damaged. A more expensive Uke and I would have to be much more defensive.