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I have seen many position marker configurations for tenor ukulele.  Is there a correct or standard config?  I do know that ukes have a marker at the 10th fret instead of the 9th as on a guitar.  I think the correct marker config is 3, 5, 7, 10, 12 and 15.  The third is optional.  Sometimes I see the 5th and/or 12th doubled.

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Around here the most common is the positions you listed above w/ the 12th doubled.
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