By James Hill
These days, by far the most common way to tune is with an electronic tuner. Just clip one of these to your headstock, turn it on and pluck the first string, A. It's easy to remember that A is the first string because it's also the first letter in the alphabet.
Keep plucking as...
From Ukulele Yes! Vol. 5. (1976). p. 12.
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