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I was playing an old baritone ukulele that I found in the garage from many many years ago and started fooling around. Friends told me that I'd be better off spending my time on a guitar since the uke was basically strung the same way.

They were right, but they didn't mention the difficulty associated with the two extra strings. I will stick at it with all the info on this forum and the web.

I am playing with two guitars I was lent, and older epiphone Page Ranking-755S and a washburn classical guitar. So far both are near impossible compared to the old uke.

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Baritone ukes are pretty cool. Bass players seem to have hiccups with those two extra strings on a guitar too. If it is any consolation, it is just as awkward going from guitar to bass or uke.

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Hello foxden,
I'm sure you'll fall in love with learning guitar in a very short time, if you haven't already.
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