KadenceMahogany Wood Professional Baritone Ukulele With Acoustic/Electric option with Bag. (KUKBE03)

The built in Tuner and amp pickup.

Feels and plays like a toy. Frets buzzed. Stock string had the top string thin for re-entrant tuning like smaller ukes but which is not standard for a baritone uke. To me that just suggests even more that the company isn't sure how to make a baritone.

I just received my bari uke and gave it a day to warm up to room temperature before I had a chance to tinker with it. It looks nice, well made for the price. The strings that come on the uke are meant for the traditional uke tuning, not the "top 4 strings of the guitar" uke tuning which is what I use for teaching students with small hands so that as they get older, it's easier to transition to the guitar. So if you're planning to use that guitar tuning, you'll need a new set of strings - to get one that'll accommodate the need for the lowest string to be a D.I agree with other users that the gig bag is "better than nothing"...just don't expect any protection at all, merely convenience for carrying. If you want some protection, you'll have to order a padded bag; if you want better protection, a hard case (the latter of which'll likely cost more than this uke) .I'll update & comment on sound after changing the strings & tuning to my desired tuning.

I ordered this figuring the tuner wouldn't come, so I wasn't surprised. Gig bag is pretty thin, but that was expected.I hated the strings on this when it came, so I changed them to the D'Addario titanium strings and it sounds great. Box came a little damaged but ukelele was safe. I'd say it's worth the money if you're buying your first baritone, but get a different pair of strings for it.

I got this for a "beater" but now it's my main baritone. I have an electric jazz baritone that was a special made instrument but unless I'm playing a gig, this is my every day instrument. I'm learning to play so I sight-read from my gig book with lead sheets so I'll notice buzzes which I had on the "B" string from the 2nd to the 4th fret. That would be the C#, D and Eb notes. I just loosened the string and put a tiny piece of duct tape on the bridge where the "B" string sits to raise it and no buzz. It took me a few days for the string to settle in and it now holds the tuning.The instrument came tuned with a high "D" string so I just replaced that string and all's good.

Surprisingly well made, great quality! Awesome sound and sustain. Once you learn how to play it, get some Martin strings, they stay tuned longer than the factory ones provided.

Too small for an adult but…good for a child

The A string as soon as i started tuning it. This was really expensive and now i have to buy new strings.