Kamaka Pineapple Soprano Ukulele

A sound sample of my Kamaka pineapple soprano. I'm playing "Marble Halls" and the melody of "Boys of Blue Hill".

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[MercurialAndQuixotic]

Thanks!!

[whomenoyou1ol]

does a pineapple shape ukulele sound different than a regular shaped one? cuz im interested to start learning and i dont know what soprano i should get first

[MercurialAndQuixotic]

@whomenoyou1ol : The most important factor that affects sound is the kind of wood it's made from -- koa is warm, mahogany is mellow, spruce is bright, etc. The pineapple shape does affect the sound a bit too. I think it's louder and has more low tones than a traditional figure-8 shape made from the same material. If you can, try testing different kinds and see which one appeals to you most. Thanks and good luck!

[r2cristi]

hello . Can you please give me the tabs for the first song ( at the begining ) ?

Thank You

[MercurialAndQuixotic]

@r2cristi : Hi. I learned this song by ear from a recording by Enya. I don't have a tab, but let me see if I can come up with something...

[EugeMonton]

awesome, good sound¡¡¡¡

[edgluhrs]

Wow, these are amazing sounds!

[Leleafonua]

very nice:)

[wolf69a]

@etitity It is around 690 $, designed and patented in 1928 by Samuel K. Kamaka

[MercurialAndQuixotic]

@usernameistrey: Hi, these are Aquila Nylgut strings, using D tuning. I think they're the best.

[etitity]

I believe I have that same ukulele (Kamaka Pineapple with the gold label inside) and I was wondering if anyone knew anything about it or how much its worth? Thank you and lovely song as well

[dwyteuke]

How splendid!

[lovemissheather]

beautiful! <3

[ukulelepe]

great!