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Showing posts with label duke of uke. Show all posts
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23 Dec 2018
23 Dec 2018T11:43
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Duke DUBVB Baritone Ukulele - REVIEW
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27 Oct 2016
27 Oct 2016T13:15
But as I say in the title - this one is a quite different, and really caught my eye. Top ukulele performer and friend over on the UK circuit, Robin (he, the lover of Earl Grey Tea, lover of rap, lover of the bow tie and occasionally the the lover of a sweary tune) is having a go at one himself. And no, this isn't just another 'how many ukulele players can we get at the same time' attempt. This one is SOLO. And looking at it, it's also rather scary. (Click the image below for a bigger version with all the details!)
On 26 November, Robin will be attempting to play a continuous ukulele set for 30 HOURS (yes 30!) at the famous Duke Of Uke store in London. I don't even know how that is possible, but then, that's World Records for you! The current record is 25 hours, and Robin hopes to smash it. And I thought gigging for a couple of hours was tough!
The event is being produced by Team #GNUF (Grand Northern Ukulele Festival) and sponsored by KoAloha Ukuleles. I also understand that there will be some KoAloha goodies to win if you attend.
See the pic for details, or head to his Facebook event page to show your support. Added to which it's FREE to attend. Go give him your support (or strong coffee!)
Pop along to Duke Of Uke at 88 Cheshire Street, London, E2 6EH from 11am on 26 November right through to 5pm on the 27th. This should be fun!
© Barry Maz
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World Record Ukulele Attempt (With a Difference)
Now before you click away from this post. I KNOW that ukulele world record attempts are nothing new. In fact it seemed for some time recently they happened somewhere each year without fail....
STOP PRESS!!! ROBIN MADE IT - IN FACT HE SMASHED THE WORLD RECORD AND SET A NEW ONE AT OVER 30 HOURS!
On 26 November, Robin will be attempting to play a continuous ukulele set for 30 HOURS (yes 30!) at the famous Duke Of Uke store in London. I don't even know how that is possible, but then, that's World Records for you! The current record is 25 hours, and Robin hopes to smash it. And I thought gigging for a couple of hours was tough!
The event is being produced by Team #GNUF (Grand Northern Ukulele Festival) and sponsored by KoAloha Ukuleles. I also understand that there will be some KoAloha goodies to win if you attend.
See the pic for details, or head to his Facebook event page to show your support. Added to which it's FREE to attend. Go give him your support (or strong coffee!)
Pop along to Duke Of Uke at 88 Cheshire Street, London, E2 6EH from 11am on 26 November right through to 5pm on the 27th. This should be fun!
© Barry Maz
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29 Jul 2010
29 Jul 2010T21:25
Bruko arrived
Well it arrived today, and its a lovely thing! Supplied expertly packaged and in mint condition by Duke of Uke (the only UK dealer I can find that stocks this model Bruko). I wanted a thinline uke for its light weight for travel.
Full review to follow. Its simple looking, very very plain, but so so light and comfortable. This thing is black everywhere except the strings and the brass frets.
Speaking of strings - it came with Pyramid Carbons, which I really dont like. To plinky plonky (if you see what I mean) - so I've put some Aquilas on it - much nicer, but perhaps too powerful - might try Martin flouros.
All in all, nicely finished, very nice to play and hold and surprising volume.
Good stuff so far.
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Full review to follow. Its simple looking, very very plain, but so so light and comfortable. This thing is black everywhere except the strings and the brass frets.
Speaking of strings - it came with Pyramid Carbons, which I really dont like. To plinky plonky (if you see what I mean) - so I've put some Aquilas on it - much nicer, but perhaps too powerful - might try Martin flouros.
All in all, nicely finished, very nice to play and hold and surprising volume.
Good stuff so far.
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