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Where to buy a ukulele?

spaczed · 2005-07-01 20:57:40

Where would anyone recommend to buy a ukulele in Dublin? I saw someone practicing their ukulele playing on the bus the other day (I kid you not :p) and am now set on getting one for myself. So, any suggestions on where to start the search? I'm not looking for a toy one, but something that would be playable, while not…

01-07-2005 8:57pm

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spaczed

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Where would anyone recommend to buy a ukulele in Dublin? I saw someone practicing their ukulele playing on the bus the other day (I kid you not ) and am now set on getting one for myself.

So, any suggestions on where to start the search? I'm not looking for a toy one, but something that would be playable, while not overly expensive.

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#2 01-07-2005 9:08pm

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I have a cheap little red ukelele that I bought in Waltons for €20. They probably have better quality ones there aswell.

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#3 02-07-2005 9:27am

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Waltons and Perfect Pitch. Waltons do novelty ones, that still play, and perfect pitch do teh actual instruments, although i'm not sure they have many in store. They would have no problem ordering though.

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