What’s the Best Way to Store a Ukulele?
When it comes to proper ukulele care, protecting your instrument is a top priority. Here are some details about how to safely store your ukulele.
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Finding and Fixing Buzzes and Rattles on Your Ukulele
Here are several things you can check and fix yourself before taking your ukulele to a repair professional
How to Choose and Install a New Set of Strings for Your Ukulele
There are a variety of different string types to choose from for ukulele, but there is no one “best” type of string. Here's how to install new strings on your ukulele.
Common Sense Care: How to Keep Your Ukulele in Tip-Top Shape
Your ukulele wants to be played, it wants to be enjoyed, and it wants to be cared for. So, let’s talk about the last part—how best to care for your ukulele!
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Things About Strings: What You Need to Know About This Vital Part of Your Ukulele
Strings can be a fun and affordable way to conduct your own tone experiments on your ukulele, and not every type of string will sound the same on every ukulele.
Humidity and Ukuleles: What You Need to Know
Wood always contains moisture and it swells or shrinks as its moisture content changes. To keep them healthy and playable, ukuleles need humidity control.
What Is a Ukulele Setup?
BY MIM | FROM THE SPRING 2019 ISSUE OF UKULELE I teach a workshop called “Proper Care and Feeding of the Ukulele.” The first question I ask the class is “What is a setup?” The answers can be quite varied.…
4 Ways To Keep Your Ukulele In Tune
Here's why some ukuleles have a harder time staying in tune, and what you can do to try and keep your ukulele as in tune.
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Gear Guru: Change Your Uke Strings in 7 Easy Steps
Changing strings is something every ukulele player will need to do at some point. Here's how to change your ukulele strings in 7 easy steps.
New Tones, New Colors, New Sounds—New Strings Are The Easiest and Cheapest Way to Overhaul Your Uke
Changing ukulele strings can be a cheap, fun way to experiment with tone and playability, as well as the look and feel of your uke.