Mini 4 String Chord Rubber Stamp with ink pad

I bought this to help with ukulele chords. If you have a moment to use the stamp instead of drawing out a mini fretboard on your page, it is wonderful! It is precise(no messy lines), lines up well on the page, and looks so much better than my sloppy drawnings. It is well made, rubber is glued on perfectly to the wooden block. It's small enough to stamp between lines on most of my printed out music pages and printed music books. I also bought the Stampola Large Ukelele Chord Stamp with Ink Pad so I use that ink pad with it. It is called Ranger Archival Ink in jet black. I use the larger stamp for notation on the side of the page. It is easier for me to read, although this smaller one is just fine and you can pencil in little dots with little effort. I've been working on learning closed chords for jazz and swing uke and this stamp has made it much easier to stamp above the music so I can remember them all and read them easily.

This is an excellent tool for music people. Stamp the design on your music and fill in the appropriate finger placement for the chord. It's simple, precise and a great aid for learning new chords. It offers a quick "refresher" glance at a chord when needed instead of having to stop and look it up. The small size makes it very convenient for stamping right on your music sheet. A must for beginner chord players.The stamp is good quality,no nicks or dents in the rubber to cause skipping. Well mounted and marked. Appropiately priced due to being a Job Specific item.

Adequate little uke chord stamp. Just about the right size to graph finger positioning on home produced or transposed sheet musicA bit pricey for the materials required but convenient for the purpose. Would suggest seller add complementary ink pad to sweeten the purchase.

I have been using this stamp often since I got it. It fits in a compartment of a hard case or a gig bag easily. It's the perfect size to use with lined music paper and it makes jotting down chords to songs so much faster and neater than doing it by hand. The stamp is small enough to fit in on the side margin or between sing along syric sheets but big enough to see easily. Anyone who plays a 4 stringed instrument and wants to create his/her own combinations will find this little stamp a very useful tool.

This is such a simple little device, you'd think it would be easier to find. I couldn't find this at any music store. It is a little stamp that allows you to mark up your Ukulele music sheets with chord tablature to assist with learning. I've used it tons and it is holding up well. Still nice and clear after many, many stamps. If this one fell apart for some reason I would buy another one.

It came when expected, but it had several blemishes, the bag inside the packaging looked dirty and was ripped. It looked like a rat got ahold of it or something and there was a nick in the wood, and the sticker looked like it had been peeled up some and has some gunk under it. This will bother my OCD like crazy. The rubber seems a little warped too, but the stamp where the grid is, looks fine and I think it will still get the job done. Too expensive for what I got, IMO. But didn’t really find a better option based on reviews. Hopefully it stamps like I suspect it will. Wish it was just a tad smaller.

I am a "beginner" ukulele player. This little chord stamp is perfect to keep in my bag so that I can stamp on each piece of music the chords I have not yet mastered. So much neater and quicker than drawing in individual chord charts. Love it!

The stamp's print is just small enough to fit next to the soprano chords in my song books (I play baritone ukulele). Five frets is perfectly sufficient for my needs. The lines print crisply with sufficient white space to clearly mark your finger positions. I do have some minor problems with the stamping though, which may have something to do with the stamp or with the ink or with both. I don't always get a full print, even when I think I have the stamp inked up pretty well. The other problem is on the opposite end: too much ink bleeds through the paper. Not too badly but a bit of a distraction for the next piece of music in the song book. This won't be a problem for music I transcribe myself. I will make sure to give each song its own sheets of paper and not start a new song on the verso of a sheet already used for another song. Perhaps with the song books, I need to clear off the ink more regularly. Haven't done a whole lot of stamping yet, but maybe I should clean the stamp after each couple of songs or something.