The Sweetwater site says Nickel Wrapped Nylon Core, .045-.110.You realize that these are acoustic ukes with nylon strings, not solid bodies?
The Sweetwater site says Nickel Wrapped Nylon Core, .045-.110.You realize that these are acoustic ukes with nylon strings, not solid bodies?
Oops, my mistake, but did want to point out that they are acoustic.The Sweetwater site says Nickel Wrapped Nylon Core, .045-.110.
I'm glad you did point that out. Just looking at the photo and even reading Fender's description, I thought they were solid body.Oops, my mistake, but did want to point out that they are acoustic.
Good point especially since Fender is not known for much of anything acoustic or hollowbody unless you consider their acoustisonic guitar series maybe.Seems odd that it's not a solid body, like Fenders, think it would be cheaper to make solids. Acoustic probably isn't the correct description, maybe hollow body. Doubt if it puts out much acoustic sound.
I have a malibu soprano but am unfamiliar with any more of their uke line. The malibu is mostly a wall hanger to me.They are fully acoustic, haven't you seen any of the Fender ukes? These are built with the same idea as Acoustisonic line. The bass will be fine for personal practice, but to play with anyone, like all bass ukes, it needs an amp.