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You & Your Uke Nova U Pro Tenor Ukulele Review - Dave Thorpe

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  • čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
  • An in depth look at the Nova U Pro Tenor ukulele. Features/cost/sound samples and thoughts on value for money
    Chapters
    0:00 You and Your Uke Theme
    0:21 Intro
    1:22 Sound Sample 1 Nova U Pro
    2:26 What Is a Nova U?
    5:39 Sound Sample 2 Nova U Concert
    6:37 What is a Nova U Pro?
    12:12 Sound Sample 3 Transacoustic system
    16:12 Value For Money?
    21:25 Conclusion
    22:53 Sound Sample 3 Nova U Pro with overdrive pedal

Komentáře • 23

  • @MaybeLoveHate
    @MaybeLoveHate Před 2 lety +2

    I recently bought the concert version for my nephew. I can't believe how well it stays in tune. It sounds really good too. A different brighter sound but to my ears it sounds really good and clear.

  • @rattycrap6046
    @rattycrap6046 Před rokem +3

    Love the performance at the end!!!!! Thank you for the review!

  • @danielbohland5271
    @danielbohland5271 Před 22 dny

    Well this review was a couple years back but the non-electric one in the tenor model is 139.99 in the United States and they're all for sale on Amazon now soprano concert and tenor plus these type of ukuleles as you pointed out but the bottom line is you don't have to worry about them getting hot or getting cold and from what I understand they pretty well stay in tune so that would be a big plus not have to taking a wooden instrument out in various weather conditions and I enjoyed your playing at the end of the video take care hope you're just finding you well couple years later Dan Bohland Onalaska Wisconsin USA

  • @DianeHilton-ik4nq
    @DianeHilton-ik4nq Před 2 měsíci

    I have one. It’s fab. I’m clumsy as well so if I drop it won’t break !

  • @MyleneGotengco
    @MyleneGotengco Před 2 lety +3

    Nice review! Learned a lot and will definitely buy this uke! Thanks a lot

  • @Gitaro64
    @Gitaro64 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you, this is the first good review. I am going to get one.

  • @lluis9377
    @lluis9377 Před 2 lety +1

    Great review!

  • @RobertL-dr5zh
    @RobertL-dr5zh Před rokem

    Just bought one yesterday 2023/07/15 and in studio plug in with acoustic effects it is worth it to me anyway , because the wooden ones are laminated to this price range

  • @tinaw2740
    @tinaw2740 Před 2 lety +1

    I always wanna try this one since it looks great and has the sound effects but I am not sure about the carbon fiber thing

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Tina - as I hope was clear my view on this uke is that it is great for certain circumstances where you want a very portable, durable uke. In terms of sound quality you shouldn’t compare it to a good sodden uke. It is very different. If you buy from Amazon though it is fairly straightforward to return it if you don’t like it.
      What is it that concerns you about the Carbon Fibre?

  • @vivian6683
    @vivian6683 Před 2 lety

    Hi. Thanks for your review. I have a 23 ukulele. I am thinking about buy a electric one. Do u think 23 would be better or 26 to play with? Thanks.

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety

      Hi Vivian - not quite sure what you mean by 23 and 26 ukulele? Ukes would usually be defined in terms of scale length (but to bridge) or more conventionally by the description soprano/concert/tenor/baritone Each have their own characteristics and style and each player has different requirements. If you look my You and Your Uke FB page you can msg me directly if you wish and I can give you more information.

  • @thenaturalmd
    @thenaturalmd Před 2 lety

    I have the concert but want to trade up to the tenor with the acoustic plus. They are lovely instruments.

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety

      Hi Pam yep they are! I think they have a particular function - ideal to play in specific circumstances. I bought mine to take on flights. I wouldn’t choose it over a good wooden uke for general use though!!

    • @thenaturalmd
      @thenaturalmd Před 2 lety +1

      @@davethorpe1945 I use mine for camping plus I live in the desert so the Nova is ideal for that climate. Plus I find when songwriting it's sound fits some songs so well. Sometimes it reminds me of a music box sound and on one song, it almost has a banjo twang without being the annoying banjolele full on sound. But you are right, not a replacement for wood. Just a fun enhancement.

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety +3

      @@thenaturalmd perfect then!! I didn’t know you were in the desert!! You know how bad my US geography is!! The Nova’s are certainly fun to play! 👍👍

  • @frankieraymond
    @frankieraymond Před 2 lety

    i was all set on buying a mahogany tenor. But after watching you ,you sold me on the pro

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety

      Hi Frankie - The Nova Y’s are a great option where portability durability and weatherproofing are issues. In general I would always opt for a good solid wood uke if those three factors are not important considerations.

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety

      Sorry about the typo!! Nova U’s not Y’s!!😀😀

  • @sailor3900
    @sailor3900 Před 2 lety +1

    On wednesday I took delivery of this model uke. Took it out, looked at it, tuned it, played it for about 30 min - put it back in the box and it was back in Amazon's hands within 24 hours. Intonation was terrible, action was too high, tuning machines are cheap knock-offs of Grovers and slipped, sounds like a cheap plastic instrument. In my opinion it isn't a good instrument. The Outdoor Ukulele tenor is a much better instrument, however, it does cost more $$$.

    • @davethorpe1945
      @davethorpe1945  Před 2 lety +6

      It’s a shame you’ve had this experience. One of the good things about buying from Amazon is that you can return it but on the other side they have no quality control over instruments they send out. You may have got a duff one, or they may just not give you what you want from a uke. Either way it’s a shame. For me they serve a very specific purpose - I only use them in places where I would not take my other more valuable ukes. I am happy enough with what they are in those environments but in no way are they a substitute for my aNueNues or my Kamaka.
      I hope I made that clear in my review.
      It’s good that you have commented on your experience though. Genuinely thank you. 👍

  • @cuyesterday
    @cuyesterday Před 2 lety +4

    You need to sort your sound out …,
    You voice is way too quiet .