Ibanez UEW13MEE Acoustic-Electric Ukulele - Dark Brown Open Pore Reviews
The Ibanez UEW13MEE ukulele is a beautiful, all-Macassar ebony concert uke that delivers impeccable tone and great looks. This nylon string uke features an okoume neck with purpleheart fingerboard that is incredibly smooth and playable. Onboard Ibanez AEQ2U electronics with tuner and EQ also provide stellar amplified tone and tone-shaping control. And the cutaway body on the UEW13MEE gives you great access to the upper frets on the comfortable neck — ideal for exploring chording and lead playing. Sweetwater uke enthusiasts love the UEW13MEE for its great design and tone.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Great little instrument for the Money
It plays well, it's remarkably loud and has a very warm tone. If you play it too aggressively, you can hear a bit of a vibration from the internal electronics, but other than that it's perfect. When plugged in it sounds nice too.
Ibanez UEW13MEE should have been categorized as a Soprano
Re-editing for clarity
I bought the Ibanez UEW13MEE and to my surprise it is way too small. It is categorized as a Concert ukulele but you would be hard pressed to be able to fit your 3 fingers on the 2nd fret in order to make a D chord. Unless you make your D chord with 1 finger, you should be looking at a different brand. I don't have big fingers, I am only 5.5 feet tall and my hands are not oversized, so those of you who are a bit taller will have even more trouble making a D chord. A while back, I bought an Oscar Schmidt concert ukulele and I had no trouble making a D chord. On this Ibanez, your ring finger would be over the 2nd fret and the E string will be muted. Definitely not the experience I was looking for. I had to return it because it is of no use to me like that. It sounded Ok, quality wise, I think it sounds fine but unless you play finger style and no chords, this is not the instrument for you.
I am deducting 2 stars: One for mislabeling this as a concert ukulele and the other one for forcing me to spend more money in order to return it to Sweetwater.