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My tablet combined with my AMD suggest you sometimes demo an instrument with right handed stringing and sometimes left. Do my eyes deceive me? If so it isn’t fair you can play either way!

Agree with you- the 330 has mellower sound. Kind of a bit more Hawaiian sounding, almost.

Everything you play Alex always sounds great! I am a huge fan of Romero Creations! I started with a 6 string Koa tiny tenor, then realized I needed something smaller for traveling and got a mahogany XS soprano. Both are amazing insturments, that have so much resonance. I wanted a tenor, and tried several other brands, but they didn't have that Romero sound! My final selection was a Classic tenor with a cedar top. Maybe it was my love for classical guitar that my ear favored the Romeros!

Love the grain on the Phoenix, and they all sound sensational. Wow.

Very informative and entertaining video. I am a beginner baritone player thinking about a second ukulele. You’ve given me a lot to consider but frankly I think I’d be happy with any of them.

Lovely

Any idea when these will be back in stock?

The " older " uke sounded harsher to me...😢

Inspirational 🎉

For some reason, Kala never particularly appealed to me - until now! How would you say these baritones compare to Flight (Aurora, Fireball, Carabaou Light...) ?

Alex, you still say Ukulele. It's Ukulele! Read the T-Shirt!🤌;-)

Alex! Do you have the tabs for this arrangement of Silent Night?? Thanks.

Love these! I'm a player who loves a tenor, but finds some of the stretches really troublesome, so this could be the answer....

Pepe Romero Jr. also inspects them before sending them out. I love that he uses low G for everything even sopranos.

Don't see enuff Romeros ! ❤

Huge Romero fan, saving up for one . . . love their 6 string models and dreadnaught bodies.

Hope you and yours are well 😁

I have a Moonbird, so I guess I'm biased (it's my favourite uke), but I think if I had the extra cash I would probably go for the UT-3K over the 330. Oh, and love the "reverse shirt" look!!

I have the US200 and US330. Definitely can hear some difference. But honestly unless you have both to compare. I personally felt both sounds great. 200 for sure has more brightness to it. But price difference is almost S$1K. Got it from Taiwan Anuenue flagship store

Hello thank u for the vidéo! I like them all but May Be less the Martin one! A Little bit more metalic i guess! Anyway, it is also the best value for money and i could try it in France! Clearly the best i tried! So i think I'm going to buy myself a good compromise koa ukulele with the martin one and why not the ténor one from Martin which is at the same price!

330 sounds sweeter and much more full in rich tone, IMHO. I would try a 330. THE 300 doesn't interest me.

Number 2: Gorgeous

Hi! Both are excellent instruments, and the Moonbird is on my "dream list" for quite a long time. The newer version looks nicer and sounds more round to me. Thanks for the video. Best regards from Poland (hot and stormy today). Michał

So appreciate the showcasing Alex, clarity and a little more sustain for the 330. They are both a dream Uke. Have a great week.

To my untrained and unsophisticated ears - 200 “sparkly” vs 330 “mellow”. I think that the 330 sound would be well suited to ukulele jazz music.

Thanks enjoyed listening definitely sounds aged I have a 20 moon spruce guitar I know the sound of the wood coming in to itself nice you don't have to wait with this 330 what to here it low g🏝️💪

Prefer the torrified one. The notes have amazing clarity. Personally i think it sounds amazing. Although to be fair they both are. Just need a lottery win 😉

Fire 🔥🔥🔥

A fine instrument. Nice looking. A plucky sound like a soprano with the warm depth of a quality tenor. A successful blend for sure. A pleasure to listen to.

Alex. Would it be possible to include nut width in the description of the ukeleles that you test please? Would be very handy in helping to choose the most comfortable model. Thanks

I have used the reds on my baritone ukulele now for 2 years no problems great sound i use low D very nice strings .

I imagine angels sittin around on pink puffy clouds strumming on these ukes. ❤❤❤

Hi, I'm a 70y/o man who would like to take up the Uke to exercise my stiff fingers and would like to learn to play a Tenor. I live in Essex and can't find a store locally that specialises (or even sells) Ukulele's for me to try out. Could you recommend a nice warm sounding Uke around the £150 mark that might suit me until I know whether I can get on with the fingering? At some later stage, if proficient enough I could up my budget for a better make/model.

does a low g work on a plastic travel uke like the Flight ones? I have had my TUS soprano uke for almost 4 years now and think I need to change the strings. Any suggestions of what might work well apart for like for like replacement?

I have 2 baritone ukuleles, a Cordoba 20BM, and a Pono ABD-SP spruce top. The Pono has a radiused fretboard. I use low tension fluorocarbon strings on the Pono, I prefer the feel of them to the high tension strings. The Cordoba has a custom set of strings for low G C E A tuning that are not high tension.

I just bought the Kala Contour Spruce a week ago and find it difficult to put down honestly. I wish the fret scale was more like a tenor, but that's why they have super tenors. :) I was going to puchase the Flight Maia. But with the Kala, I'm not sure. @southernukulelestore, would you recommend the steel string over the nylon strings for regular play? As in, not in front of everyone. I don't want my fingers to start hurting either. Thoughts?

Theyre out of this world ! The epoxy one is mind blowing 😮

They are some sweeeeeeeet uk❤s

Sex pirate eh ? ,!!! 😂

A lefty !!!

Really happy for you that you found a way to have the Ilikai and the Manako, and that you have a left-handed version. It’s a beautiful instrument, as is the baritone version.

Its from the late 90s

The pick guard on the Flight Iris is beyond foul . Pack it in the package by all means , but leave it off...

Can’t argue with the Kala at that price and quality, 👌

Am in the EU: can confirm that buying from both SUS and World of Ukes is super easy, smooth and fast! Which is not good news when suffering from UAS I suppose... ;)

I am belly-button deep into Baritone love at the moment, otherwise I would be saving up for that Comet! It sounds exactly the way it looks, somehow

Is the Uluru similar to the Noah Ukuleles? Made by the same people?

Love this video. As you know I’m looking to upgrade my starter baritone. I’m all for the Revelator. Do you know what tone woods are coming on the next batch? Would like something other than koa. Thanks!

I love my baritones. When I want a low mellow relaxing tone I go for one of them. Other times I want the peppy bright sound of my concerts or tenors. And when I just want to make people think what is wrong with you, I grab the banjolele. To me, you can't go wrong with a ukulele in your hands no matter what size it is.

Is high D a common tuning for baritone? As in high D GBE? I've tried playing low G on my tenor but the re-entrant tuning is what made me want to play the instrument in the first place so I switched back. Plus I don't like the idea that I've spent so many years learning to play high g cords on my tenor and now as I understand it if I want to switch to baritone the cords are all different. Like I know to play a C cord I put one finger on the A string on the 3rd fret - but I think that all changes with a baritone so it doesn't sound like it's an easy switch to make, not like going from a soprano to a concert, for example