PUKTEAK74 23" Concert Acoustic Electric Ukulele and Amplifier Kit 4-String Ukulele with 3W Black Amplifier, Cable, Strap, Set of Strings, Cleaning Cloth, Celluloid Picks & Gray Bag
Please take a few moments to read through this booklet. Tips on How to Take Care of Your Ukulele Even if your ukelele is of high quality, like all instruments, you need to care for it. Playing it and allowing all the oils from your fingers to get in contact with your instrument is a factor along with many others why you need to spoil your ukulele and give it the necessary attention. 1. Keep It Clean Clean your ukulele after each time you use it.
5. Use Your Capo Properly Make sure that your clamp is wide enough while placing it to avoid rough friction with your neck, and similarly, make sure to unclamp it then remove it, not just pull it off. 6. Use a Case This is necessary if you want to avoid damaging your ukulele. 7. Handle Your Ukulele Properly While Playing Pay attention not to drop the instrument.You can cause a lot of damage to your ukulele if you just keep dropping it every now and then, from simple scratches to serious breaking.
Quick Start 1. Set the controls: Set volume off and bass, middle and treble to center. 2. Plug in: Connect to an amplifier or PA with a ¼-inch instrument cable. The batt light will flash once quickly to indicate it has switched on. 3. Tune up: Press the tuner button. When it’s on, the tuner mutes the output signal. Press again to exit. 4. Turn up: Raise the volume and adjust the bass, middle and treble controls to your liking.
Amplifier Setup 1. Turn the VOLUME on the amp all the way down. 2. Install batteries in the amplifier. Alternatively, you can connect the included AC adapter to the jack on the rear panel, then plug the adapter into an AC outlet. 3. Plug your Ukulele into the INPUT jack at the back of the mini amp. If you also plan to use a CD or MP3 player, or a microphone, connect the player to the AUX IN jack or the microphone to the MIC IN jack at the back of the mini amp. 4. Slowly raise the VOLUME to a desired level.
Chord Chart 1 When you are just starting out with playing the ukulele it can be quite overwhelming, especially if it’s your first instrument ever. There are dozens of chords and hundreds of ways to play them that can be found online. You can practice and play using the most common chords. 2 3 4 1 - Index finger 2 - Middle finger 3 - Ring finger 4 - Little finger To indicate the fingerings chords and musical phrases in the exercises, the number the fingers of the left hand are shown as follows.
Song Chord Progressions MOST COMMON CHORDS The ukulele is one of the easiest instruments to learn. Some of the coolest songs out there are also easy songs to play on the ukulele, even if you’re a complete beginner. Ukulele chords and lyrics for any song can be found by googling "SONG NAME ukulele chords". "Don't Worry Be Happy" C - Dm - F - C "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" G-C-G-D "Happy Birthday" D-A-D-G-D-A-D www.PyleUSA.
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