UAS: Is It A Real Thing?
Ukulele Acquisition Syndrome. If you're one of the folks that loves everything ukulele, you're sure to have heard this term. It refers to those of us who look at ukuleles like potato chips - you can't have just one! To be fair, there are a number of wonderful ukes out there that are reasonably priced and sound fantastic, so why not have more than one? You can also find some great deals on ukuleles through some of the online auction sites like eBay. The nice thing about most ukuleles is that you can create a nice collection of ukes of all sizes without breaking the bank, especially if you're on a budget. But why would you want to have more than one ukulele? I mean, that's a fair question, right? Well, here are four reasons to have more than one ukulele: 1. Different sizes of ukulele. There are at least four different sizes of ukulele: soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone. Add in some of the tiny sopranino ukes, or soprano ukes with concert or tenor-length necks for