ありがとうございます！ゆるっと頑張ります♪

Tomorrow, I’ll play this ukulele at my company party. I’m drawn to uniquely shaped ukuleles, so I might take some photos of the ones I have.

My impressions:

As it’s a solid-body ukulele, it feels a bit heavier than it looks, but it’s not particularly heavy compared to regular ukuleles. However, because of its unique shape, a strap is essential when playing while standing. The sound has a pleasant resonance, even it’s a silent ukulele.

I’ve tried translating a part of the description from the manufacturer’s page:
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quiam.theshop.jp/items/28133979

**Silent Electric Ukulele: elevocco**

- Concert size
- Low G tuning

Crafted from Hokkaido-grown Ezo spruce with a through-neck structure

- Equipped with a piezo mic
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I’ve never played a baritone ukulele before. Is the tuning GCEA?

Lovely stripes! The Cordoba looks big, but it’s a soprano? The inlays are beautiful.
I also have a few ukuleles tuned to Low G (including one with a pawprint design). Having both Low G and High G versions of the same model is a great idea! It must be fun to compare their sounds.

I use the L.R. Baggs acoustic DI and like it, though I haven’t tried other options. My VOX 50W ukulele amp sounds great direct, but I haven’t used it live yet.

I think it produces a purer sound than a normal ukulele with a pickup that is played through an amplifier. I use an L.R.Baggs DI to get an acoustic sound.

Mine also produces a good sound! And I also use it to practice late at night, but the sound is so pleasant that it makes me sleepy right away.

Your ukulele has a nice shape too!
Mine is pretty loud even unplugged, so I guess it's not very silent 😂

Don't worry, it's easier to hold than you'd think! But yeah, I'll probably order a new strap soon haha