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Tiny Instrument, Serious Business
I gave this little beast five stars across the board, and honestly, it feels slightly unfair to the competition.
The Kala KA-BE has that lovely, warm baritone-ukulele voice acoustically, but plug it in and it suddenly develops a PhD in sounding ridiculously good. I’ve also used it for studio recording, where it holds up beautifully as a genuinely usable instrument rather than merely being “the funny big ukulele.”
Build, playability, value for money and amplified sound are all excellent. It’s one of those purchases where you keep expecting to discover the catch, but apparently the catch is just that you should have bought one sooner.
10/10. Would boop the big ukulele again.
The Kala KA-BE has that lovely, warm baritone-ukulele voice acoustically, but plug it in and it suddenly develops a PhD in sounding ridiculously good. I’ve also used it for studio recording, where it holds up beautifully as a genuinely usable instrument rather than merely being “the funny big ukulele.”
Build, playability, value for money and amplified sound are all excellent. It’s one of those purchases where you keep expecting to discover the catch, but apparently the catch is just that you should have bought one sooner.
10/10. Would boop the big ukulele again.
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Beautiful
Wow, as a fairly new player I am blown away by the rich tones of this beautiful instrument. Having to relearn the chords is a bit of a chore coming from a Tenor but the delight of playing this gem makes the task much easier. The sound is deep and rich plus the strings are not so tight giving an almost bass guitar type feeling and holding a fret is much more comfortable. The Baritone is quietly becoming more and popular, so the access to resources is growing.
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