Diamond Head DU-200B Baritone Ukulele Natural Rosewood Fingerboard

I am using the baritone ukulele to help my granddaughter learn guitar

There is nothing I can say about buying lower price products. Sometimes, the lesser priced moddels are as good as. Not in this case. I should've went for the Ibanez. Uke does not stay tuned. After getting done with final string, the first string is out. I know what I'm doing. So re tune it. And guess what, out of tune. This does make a great display.

I bought this ukulele about a week ago but was to busy for a week to actually sit down and play it. when I did I started tuning it just like my other one and the D string broke. All I have to do is buy better strings but I was expecting a little bit more for the price.

I'm not a musician, but I've always wanted to learn how to play an instrument. So far, I've found this uke to be both incredibly easy to learn and fun to play. It's got a great tone and is just a delight to mess around with. I'm not sure how good it would be for people with higher aspirations than my own--I'm content to simply be a front-porch-strummer who plays along with favorite songs or friends on occasion--but I can't imagine anyone having a bad time playing this instrument. It also strikes me as a great place to start for a kid who wants to learn an instrument. It's affordability and accessibility make it a solid investment for a kid who might be too young to handle a guitar but who wants to learn some basics of fretting and strumming. If you're looking for an instrument to just play around with this is a fantastic choice. Or if you're thinking about moving up from a soprano or tenor uke, you could easily do worse than this. I don't think I'm going to be rocking any shows at any point ever, but I never wanted to so it's perfect for me. I love it.

Great little 4/6th of a guitar for the price. Already have a tenor tuned to the 'Chicago' tuning & the baritone uke is tuned ebgd so it was instantly familiar and friendly, although the neck is shorter than a tenor. Nylon strings have a nice feel and classical guitar sound. Blues on a uke? Jazz on a uke? The DU-200B inspires.

Casual fun - wanted guitar tuning too. Nicely built and decent quality, seems a great value. I will be doing some work with the bridge and the nut (usually is soime kind of set-up required) - and I suspect different strings will improve the tone as well. Overall I am very satisfied. I agree with some evaluations i have seen that the gig bag is really just a texturized thin plastic bag with a zipper. Better than nothing but not much.... Will be building a more substantial travel case for this, nice Uke nonetheless.