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1 comments about Lanikai LU-21CE Concert Acoustic/Electric Ukulele.

1. Bought my Lanikai 21CE a little over two years ago and fell in love with it before handing it to the sales clerk to be rung up. It is a deep, mellow uke. A tone that has caught the attention of others as well. I play blues , yes blues!, with it and it delivers like a pro. The strings that come on it are OK, but I soon changed them out or some Aquilla Nylgut strings from Italy. They cost a little more,but wow, the combination of this uke and those strings will turn heads. The equalizer is very responsive and not just for show. Just small adjustments are very discernable. With better strings I'd give it 5 stars, but it will cost you less than $10.00 to make it a 5 star purchase. Strum away bruddas 'n' sistas.
   mfreer
   Blues Uke Dude from Northern MI

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1 comments about Oscar Schmidt OU53S Baritone Ukulele.

1. I bought one of these on eBay when they first came out because it reminded me of one I borrowed from a friend of mine 25 years ago. I would have to say that it's really beautiful, with a high-gloss finish and gorgeous woodgrain on the back and sides. The tuners work beautifully and hold well. The intonation and action was excellent on mine, but I've heard that some have had to lower the action on theirs. I thought that the thick wood and heavy finish would dampen the sound, but I haven't found that to be the case. It has a brighter sound than my 1951 Harmony baritone, more like a guitar than a ukulele. It's not a Kamaka or Martin, of course, but it's a far cry from one of those $29.00 models.