This is really a very small bass guitar. It tunes exactly the same as a regular bass. I love the strings it uses. The scale is limited due to the reduced length, but it is very portable.

Who Me?

Indianapolis

This bass has great quality and sound. Very happy with it.

KP

La Canada, CA

Sturdy, and a pleasure to play.

Uke dude

Providence Rhode Island

Description says "Fretless" but it isn't. I bought on the basis that it may very well be fretted based on other people's reviews and the picture making it pretty clear it has frets and not just fretline inlays (already have a fretless bass, and ukulele basses are notorious for having slightly spootty intonation anyway). Build quality and appearance is good! It feels the way it should, and it does indeed have that plugged in upright bass sound you can dial in. It does not have a rear access panel for easier string changes like most modern ubasses have BUT that's ok, and the strings definitely will last long (and you know what, they kind of SHOULD have that slightly duller sound anyway, they're big rubber bands after all).

Mr Blobby

Lincoln, NE

I am just blown away by the UKB 325 bass ukulele by Carlo Robelli. The quality surpasses that of my Cordoba, which costs twice as much. The frets are perfectly machined and smooth, there are no defects in the wood, perfect sound hole, and a great finish. Even the insides show great attention to detail in the build. The value is remarkable. This bass ukulele features the same Aquila Thundergut strings as the Kala U-Bass with similarly well built planetary tuners. It include batteries for the built-in pickups and digital tuner. The knobs and buttons all seem to be in good working condition. The action is great, the neck finish is smooth to the touch, it can be played with or without an amp.... I'm beyond impressed at this price point. This bass ukulele is the best kept secret online because I couldn't find anything about it before I bought one. Definitely worth the small investment to add to any ukulele collection. *To clarify, yes, my UKB 325 came with frets, as pictured. The description says it is fretless despite this.

abittachy

Philadelphia