Do you receive the uke in the picture (guitar shape) or the pineapple-shaped one? On OS website, OU2P is the "pineapple" model, which I don't want!
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Yeah, I'm with you on that. I received the guitar shape uke and I love it. I would definitely confirm that you are getting the correct uke before purchasing, but I am very happy with the purchase.
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I did get this one, not the pineapple shaped one. And it plays really sweet. Z.T.
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I actually got the guitar shape(same as the picture), I am selling mine on ebay. do you wanna look at it. is just like new and half price
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I am surprised it didn't come installed like mine; however, it's more for the Les Paul look than anything. Since you don't use a hard pick for ukes you don't really need it. If you are dead set on having it, I'd send it back and let them send you another. This is my favorite uke. I very seldom play it hooked it, as it sounds so melodious without the amplification. It's like a travel uke at 1/2 the cost, but with the big sound of a much more expensive uke.
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There is a ukulele setting. It does not specify what type of ukulele. Sorry
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WOW REALLY? my uku came with the pick guard installed and everything, but to be honest with you i think the pickguard is an eye sore on my uke. I've been debating either taking myne off and replacing it with a homemade wooden veneer with a color that works (the white picguard doesn't match in my opinion) or paint the white pickguard with cool designs and seal it off with some poly. and i never use a pic on my uke ever
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Sorry to be a bit late on this. But I think mine did. It's been a while.The program that comes with the pedal works well. It's a very common chord so I'd have no reservation about getting the pedal based on its availability.
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I registered mine with the company within the first 3 days, and I believe it does, they will fix it at Oscar Schmidt as long as u own it, it is unbelievable for the price, I got mine for about 135 bucks........ukulele mike swears by these watch his u tube videos, bought a more expensive one for my daughter from musicians friend and I love mine better, hers was like 175$ darcy
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Congrats on receiving one! They look steel, but they are nylon. Well at least mine were nylon, you can tell by the sound if you're familiar with steel string as well as the end's near the sound hole. For new players, steel string "cut" into your fingers much more than nylon. Have fun!
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Wish I could help. I do not own an Oscar Schmidt Tenor ukulele....., only the case!
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Hi Dolores. I was going to respond to your question when I saw the review that I left for this product a couple years ago. It is the second review. Look for Alex Ibanez's review. The one that you are asking about is the same one that I bought.
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Two choices I see. You can get a child's guitar which is smaller and "sounds" like a guitar. You can get this uke and it will fit his hands better, but not have the guitar sound he might be looking for. Some people even say to start a child with an electric guitar as it is easier to make chords although the guitar will be heavier and you need an amp. A ukulele would be great. Show him some kids playing the uke on YouTube so he does not think it is just a "toy" and he will feel better. The chords on the uke are different from the guitar, however, the uke has four strings so most of the simple chords will be easy. Hope this helps. Two choices I see. You can get a child's guitar which is smaller and "sounds" like a guitar. You can get this uke and it will fit his hands better, but not have the guitar sound he might be looking for. Some people even say to start a child with an electric guitar as it is easier to make chords although the guitar will be heavier and you need an amp. A ukulele would be great. Show him some kids playing the uke on YouTube so he does not think it is just a "toy" and he will feel better. The chords on the uke are different from the guitar, however, the uke has four... » Read More Two choices I see. You can get a child's guitar which is smaller and "sounds" like a guitar. You can get this uke and it will fit his hands better, but not have the guitar sound he might be looking for. Some people even say to start a child with an electric guitar as it is easier to make chords although the guitar will be heavier and you need an amp. A ukulele would be great. Show him some kids playing the uke on YouTube so he does not think it is just a "toy" and he will feel better. The chords on the uke are different from the guitar, however, the uke has four strings so most of the simple chords will be easy. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very comfortable. Hope this answers your question. Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very... » Read More Hi Francine... in simplest terms, a concert is a small uke (23 in) and a baritone is a big one (30+ in). Also, a concert ukulele has a more traditional, bright and crisp sound. The baritone is tuned differently (DGBE like bottom 4 strings of the guitar). This gives it a deeper, fuller sound. It's super for a bluesy feel but much of the Hawaiian sweetness is lost to it. Ukes come in 4 sizes - Soprano (21"), Concert (23"), Tenor (26") and Baritone (30"). You should try them all out when you go to buy one. Though most folks find the concert ukulele very comfortable. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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Yes it does. I bought one for my boyfriend. He has a pineapple uke. Hope this helps.
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The ukulele was in its box and placed into another bigger box with paper-like lining as cushion and placed into another bigger box. I received mine intact from US to Singapore.
1918145
Greetings, Agustin. Your uke comes in a nylon case within a thick cardboard wedge-shaped box encased in a second box filled with packing paper. It should be up to the task. A video search for "les paul ukulele unboxing" will yield a helpful result. And ALSO, the instrument is built salty and tough and thick as a brick. Cheers.
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Not here. I can't imagine why one tuner would behave any differently than another. Your diagnosis is, sadly, probably correct. In addition to Amazon's return policy the uke carries a five-year limited warranty. You can call the manufacturer at (800) 877-6863 to make a specific enquiry. They are great instruments, by the way, and I think you'll find it worth your effort to get the matter resolved rather than moving to another brand.
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The Artist pickup works great on Banjo's, Ukes, and such. It puts out good solid tone with a good volume level. Hope you enjoy it!!!! Dean
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If, by "set-up," you mean the case, tuner, etc., yes! If it says " bundle," you will get (or I did) the nice looking uke, and it's ALWAYS nice to get koa (BTW, the uke IS varnished, if thatmatters to you; along those lines, I would note that the sound is bright and happy), a tuner, cloth, and the HARD (that's good!) ukulele case. All are important to have, and I think the deal is a good one. Very happy with ours!