To some, the pick of choice for the ukulele would be the Pickfeller. I would use this pick over the Fender Jazzmaster pick. I own both, and they both work for ukulele and guitar in different ways.
I like the Fender Pickfeller. It is very light and smooth, and it makes the ukulele feel like the guitar is a part of the instrument. It is also versatile, so I can pick strings with the Pickfeller and use some of the pickups on the ukulele, or vice versa.
But if you’re looking to upgrade, or are just looking for a different type of pick, there are many options available. Here is an overview of some of the more popular options as well as their pros and cons on ukulele pickups.
Fender Jazzmaster Pickfeller
Pros
Light weight, lightweight
Very smooth, with very little play in the strings
Very easy to play and easy to clean; it won’t distort your sound over-time
No distortion from over-tightening the strings
One of the lightest ukulele pickups ever
Cons
Extremely loud and muddy sounding; especially in the lower registers, and for a high-impedance pickup
No over-tightening
No way to alter the pickup’s tone on the ukulele (besides changing the string tension)
Not very bright and bright in the mid range
Loud at mid-high frets
Fender Precision Bass Pickfeller
Pros
Light weight, very lightweight
Flexible, can handle any pickup in any ukulele
One of the lightest pickups available
Very responsive
Cons
Lacks punch and response to higher frequencies
Basses can get bright and harsh at higher frets
Not for beginners
Fender Precision Guitars
Pros
Great for the beginner
Flexible, can handle any pickup in any ukulele
Lots of options, one for everything
Cons
Not for the beginner
Not as simple or intuitive to use as the Fender Jazzmaster Pickfeller
Not very responsive and often sounds harsh at high frets
Not for the beginner
What pickups can I use with my ukulele?
The pickups
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