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Six strings. Tuned a little higher.

Your guitalele.
A little closer.

A little instrument with its own voice. Explore A–D–G–C–E–A tuning, discover chords and make your next note count.

  • Tuned a fourth above guitar
  • Small enough to go anywhere
  • Made for making music
Illustration of a natural-finish six-string guitalele, shown horizontally
Small guitar. Big possibilities.

Find your sound

Guitalele tuner

Select a string, then play it open. Standard tuning, from lowest to highest.

Target string

A2 · 110.00 Hz

Detected note

Start the microphone or play a reference tone.

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Discover a new shape

Find your chord

Choose a root note and chord type to see its main shape for six-string guitalele in A–D–G–C–E–A tuning.

Type a chord code or use the selectors below. m7 = minor 7; M7 = major 7.
C guitalele chord; frets from string 6 to 1: 3, 2, 0, 0, 0, 3
Main suggested shape. Nut on the left; string 1 at the top and string 6 at the bottom.

A little higher. Note by note.

Find your note

Select a string and fret to discover its note.

Swipe or scroll to explore the frets. You can also use the selectors below.

C3
String 6 · Fret 3
130.81 Hz

Standard tuning: A2–D3–G3–C4–E4–A4 · A4 = 440 Hz

A little knowledge. A lot of music.

Get to know your guitalele

Guides for the curious player
01BEHIND THE INSTRUMENT

The story of the guitalele

Explore the background of this compact six-string instrument and its place in the world of music.

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02STRINGS AND TUNING

How to string and tune

Choose suitable strings, fit them securely and tune all six strings to A–D–G–C–E–A.

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03GET COMFORTABLE

How to hold your guitalele

Find a balanced position, relax your hands and play your first clear notes.

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04THE FIRST NOTES

Your first chords

Read chord diagrams, learn Am and C and practise your first changes at a steady pace.

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