Folk Instruments Reviews
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"Ok, I got this Ukulele on a "scratch and dent" pricing scale, so the cost-quality ratio is fantastic. It had a couple of good sized gouges in the back part of the neck where it meets the body. Nothing"... (read full reviews)
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"I bought this mandolin as an upgrade to a $250 Fender mandolin I bought from guitar center. I'm an intro level player, but found myself hating my fender. Wasn't sure if I had a crummy mandolin, or if"... (read full reviews)
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"I bought this uke as a gift for a friend. I personally own a Cordoba Concert size uke (also a fine instrument), so I took a chance on this soprano for my friend.
You can buy more expensive ukes that"... (read full reviews)
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"I must first confess I knew almost nothing about harmonicas when I purchased this but for the price it seemed like it would be a lot of fun. It hasn't dissapointed. My 16 month old son loves to dance"... (read full reviews)
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"I have been playing the uke for a few years now and I was lucky enough to have made the Oscar Schmidt OU5 my first selection. I made my decision based on the wood used, the koa is beautiful. I also"... (read full reviews)
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"Oscar Schmidt's Tenor Ukulele is at best an average instrument. I would only recommend this ukulele for beginners. The craftsmanship quality is well done and the lines are smooth but it will "give" to"... (read full reviews)
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"The Blue Harp is a good basic harmonica for playing naturally, that is blowing into them and little drawing of air. The trouble with these and many of the other wood comb harps is that the wood will"... (read full reviews)