Mad About SU8 Soprano Ukulele in Light Blue with FREE Gig Bag, Pick, and Spare Strings – Great for Schools and Beginners

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Product Details

Brand

Mad About

Model

‎SU8-LBL

Color

‎Light blue

Size

‎Soprano

Dimensions

‎55 x 20 x 10 cm; 720 g

Weight

‎720 g

Material

‎Bass Wood

Manufacturer

Mad About

Date First Available

9 April 2019

ASIN

B07QK1DMLZ

Customer Reviews Summary

We bought the Mad About SU8 Soprano Ukulele in Red as a Christmas gift for our 7-year-old son, and it has been a massive hit! If you’re looking for an entry-level instrument that balances quality with a kid-friendly price tag, this is it.The Highlights:Striking Color: The red finish is vibrant and glossy. It looks much more expensive than it actually is and really stood out under the Christmas tree.Perfect Size:The soprano size is ideal for a 7-year-old. His smaller hands can easily navigate the fretboard and hold the neck comfortably without getting frustrated.Complete Starter Kit:It comes with a gig bag and a spare set of strings. The bag is basic but perfect for keeping the dust off and carrying it to school.Surprising Sound:For a "budget" ukulele, the tone is surprisingly bright and clear once the strings have settled.A Quick Tip for Parents: Like all new string instruments (especially those with nylon strings), it does go out of tune quite quickly for the first few days while the strings stretch. Don't be discouraged! After a few days of regular tuning, it holds its pitch much better. I’d recommend downloading a free tuning app or buying a clip-on tuner to go with it.Overall, this was the highlight of my son's Christmas. It’s durable enough to survive a beginner's enthusiasm but plays well enough to actually learn on. Highly recommended for any budding young musicians!