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“tu sais ……quand on est tellement triste on aime les couchers de soleil”—— 《le petit prince》 I believe many people have read and liked the book of The Little Prince. We learned from the inspiration of this book and designed the guitar and ukulele styles. 24"Concert/26"Tenor Ukes Top: Solid Spruce Back&Side:Solid Ebony Neck: Okume Fingerboard: Ebony Rosette:Ebony Blinding: Ebony Bridge: Ebony Headmachine: white Pearl Strings:D’Addario Finish: Gloss  36"Travel GuitarTop: Solid SpruceBack&Side:Ebony Neck: Okume Fingerboard: Ebony Rosette:EbonyBlinding: Ebony Bridge: Ebony Headmachine: BlackStrings:D’Addario Finish: Gloss

Many people are looking for left-handed ukuleles, which can actually be achieved by changing the order of the strings. Today I did an experiment and it did work.(In addition, it is best to pay attention to the position of the bridge and saddle when debugging. It is necessary to reverse them in order to achieve balance.) The original order of ukulele strings: G-C-E-A Step 1:Remove the original strings Step 2:Replace with new strings Step 3:Ukulele Tuning In summary, there is nothing wrong with the conversion of rounded ukuleles. If there are cutaway or with armrest, then it is not recommended....