Banjo Ukuleles
The banjo ukulele puts a ukulele neck on a small banjo pot, combining the familiar GCEA tuning and easy fingering of a uke with the bright, punchy projection of a banjo head. It carries far better than a wooden ukulele, which made it a vaudeville favorite in the 1920s and the signature sound of players like George Formby.
Lightweight and quick to learn, the banjo uke is a natural crossover for ukulele players and a fun, portable instrument in its own right. Our selection covers a range of scale sizes, with left-handed models available. Browse banjo ukuleles below.
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Ukulele chords, banjo volume
A banjo ukulele, also called a banjolele or banjo uke, puts a ukulele neck on a small banjo body. It uses the same GCEA tuning and chord shapes as a regular ukulele, so if you play uke you can play one right away, and the banjo head gives it far more volume and a bright, snappy tone.
Soprano to baritone
Gold Tone makes banjo ukes in soprano, concert, tenor and baritone sizes: the BUS, BUC, BUT and BUB, plus the Little Gem, the BU-1 and the Banjolele-DLX. A soprano is the most compact and traditional. Concert and tenor scales give more room between frets, which many adult hands find easier. Most models come left-handed too.
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