Kala Solid Body Electric Ukulele with All For Uke
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- The performer’s dream, the Kala Solid Body Electric Ukulele brings a brand new dimension to the world of ukulele recording, studio use, and amplified play. With the same traditional playability, light tension feel, and classic ukulele tone as the best of our acoustic offerings, this new Kala collection utilizes a fully-solid body design and powerful pickup to create the ideal instrument for performers across genres.
The perfect ukulele counterpart on-stage to the Electric Guitar and Electric Bass, this unique instrument can be played clean or paired seamlessly with external instrument effects such as Chorus, Delay, and Distortion - all without the concerns of audio feedback.
Both the Flame Maple and Flame Acacia models are available for sale on Kala's webstore: kalabrand.com/collections/solid-body-electric
The instrument is plugged into a Radial DI Box, into a Bose L1 Compact Speaker
This demo was filmed by Kala Artist Kevin Presbrey of All For Uke:
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Can you play the ukulele without an amp or does the sound diminish as it’s lacking a hole.
Hey Kevin - Great playing!
Could you tell me what you are playing at the end at 1:59?
I’d like to hear how this sounds playing up the neck.
I love the strap he's using. Where can I buy one?
Hi nicholasmcintyre8750, the strap he's using is our Heather Brown Handmade Ukulele strap, available on sale now on our website
kalabrand.com/collections/straps-made-in-brazil/products/stp-hbrn?variant=32285917741126
I am waiting for a solid body ukulele like electric guitar, when will you launch this in india ?
how much it is?.. the price of ukulele..
anybody know what chord progression the first one is
you ever find out?
C, E7, Am, G,
F, C, G7, E7
F, Am, F, C
Of course the amp is creating a lot of the sound, but you don't say what the amp is?
Looks like a Fender G-DEC 30
@@katybovey271 thank you. At least someone commented. Can't say the same for the guy in the video. At least if I'm given a Ukulele to promote the brand I would answer the questions!
@@slooky14 Hi slooky14, Kevin (the artist in the video) filmed this video for us to host on our channel, and isn't involved in the youtube side of things for Kala aside from creating these great demo's for us to share. If you have a question for Kevin I highly recommend checking out his website www.allforuke.com or his CZcams channel under the same name : Allforuke. You will likely get a response quicker that way. Kevin is a wonderful teacher and I am sure if he was alerted to your comment he would have responded.
@@kalabrandmusic While your ukulele might sound great. That particular amp has a setting for an acoustic instrument. Like I said half that sound is coming from that particular amp. To the average person they would not know that. So they just buy an amp which is made for an electric guitar,, and its going to sound awful. Then they will wonder why they bought a ukulele that sounds like crap.
@@slooky14 Thank you for the input, citing the video listed on Kevin's CZcams channel the Uke is plugged into a Radial DI Box, and then into a Bose L1 Compact Speaker.
czcams.com/video/UkcLhYohOJU/video.html
I have personally played this model through a variety of amps and like with most electric instruments with some tweaking of the dials I was happy with the tone! If you have any doubt about amplifying your ukulele I would definitely recommend testing out the amp if you can, before buying.