Ibanez AUT10 Tenor Ukulele - REVIEW

[bazmaz]

New line from Ibanez. Close but no cigar...

Ibanez AUT10 Tenor Ukulele - REVIEW

Got A Ukulele looks at the new AU10 Tenor ukulele from Ibanez Guitars

www.gotaukulele.com

 

[Wiggy]

Generally like it. Its sustain does have a smooth decay, much better than just dropping off a cliff.
Also wonder if opposing ports may be canceling each other. It seems a bit boxy or constrained.
I suppose a person could put a sock in one of the holes to find out

 

[bazmaz]

Generally like it. Its sustain does have a smooth decay, much better than just dropping off a cliff.
Also wonder if opposing ports may be canceling each other. It seems a bit boxy or constrained.
I suppose a person could put a sock in one of the holes to find out

Wondered that myself, but still - the vast majority of the volume is coming from the top, not the sides. Wonder if the weird narrow bracing is not helping. Sides are also MIGHTY thick

 

[Eggs_n_Ham]

New line from Ibanez. Close but no cigar...

Ibanez AUT10 Tenor Ukulele - REVIEW

Got A Ukulele looks at the new AU10 Tenor ukulele from Ibanez Guitars

www.gotaukulele.com

Rather unusual, that "fizzy" electric sound...definitely a unique uke.

 

[BigJackBrass]

Gosh, in all these years I'd never noticed that violins, cellos etc were in stereo!

 

[bazmaz]

Rather unusual, that "fizzy" electric sound...definitely a unique uke.

Certainly that!

 

[bazmaz]

Gosh, in all these years I'd never noticed that violins, cellos etc were in stereo!

Ha ha - quite!

Those damn guitars and their lowly monophonic qualities...