Rogue Ukulele RU12 (E) Modification and Line 6 BackTrack Demonstration
I purchased this ukulele a couple months ago as my first beginner's instrument and have been very pleased with it totally. Though from reviews I have read on the RU12 the quality can vary significantly from instrument to instrument. I must have been fortunate. I did sand the nut a wee bit and replace the factory strings with some Aquila strings. Then I decided I wanted to be able to plug in to my BackTrack recorder like I do my guitar.
So I installed a Radio Shack piezo transducer pickup and a 1/4" jack. It sounds great through a small Ibanez Guitar 20W Combo Amp. I wasn't sure if it would work as well with the BackTrack and thought I may have to preamp the ukulele. But I didn't and I am totally happy with the quality of the recording.
The soundtrack in this video was mixed from the BackTrack wav recording with Kristal Audio Engine studio software. My old favorite!
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