KA-SSTU-T
SKU
KA-SSTU-T
Special Price
$239.00
Regular Price
$309.00
|or$22/month*
This ukulele is thin in size but it projects! It has a very bright and punchy tone with plenty of volume. The solid spruce top, and the way the back was arched give us a fantastic sounding tenor uke that travels well.
Features a 1 1/4" to 1 3/4" archback thinbody depth with a solid spruce top give a surprisingly full sound.
Our background is in building and repairing guitars and ukuleles and we bring that experience to quality control and setup your ukulele.
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Top customer reviews
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such a positive surprise, just brilliant in tone and playability 0 people found this helpfulthis is by far my favorite uke ( and the cheapest I have ), so easy to play and so very punchy, also as it is so flat, easy to place fingers in the right spots when practicing, was bought and set up by The Ukulele Site and posted to the UK, thanks.
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Certainly satisfied with this awesome uke! 0 people found this helpfulI was told by my cousin that these thin body ukes were pretty amazing given that the size was so much different than the normal full body ukulele. All I can say is boy was he correct! He is a pretty advanced player of the instrument so I knew he knew what he was talking about. I'd consider myself an intermediate player, and I lost the urge to pick up and play my old ukulele. But ever since I bought this one, I can't put it down! Awesome product and sound is so full. I don't think i'll ever put this ukulele in my closet like I did my old one. When I went in to The Ukulele Site store in Haleiwa, I bought the very last one in the store and I am so happy that I did!
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A Fun uke to jam with 0 people found this helpfulI perform out on a regular basis with my Mando and a couple of ukes. Ths one is just plain fun to use. I have a decent pickup installed, and use a bunch of stomp boxes and a wireless unit. It's allowed me to jump out in front as a lead guitar player, with a great, agile instrument. Don't be scared by the thin size. This thing sounds HUGE. Gave one to my friend who insisted on learning guitar, and refused to take a uke seriously. He can't put this thing down. Wish it was sold with a pickup option. Playing typical 70's and 80's style rock, with a wound G Aguila set.
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Shocked at the one I saw at our local retail dealer. 0 people found this helpfulI know I'm the odd review out, but I think this is important to share. I could not believe the uke that I saw was on the floor of our local dealer! The action was obscenely high because the thin body was actually warping forward because of the tension of the strings. Certainly I saw an anomalous particularly bad instrument, (I live in the Pacific NW which may also be hard on instruments with the moisture and forced heat). Perhaps this situation wasn't being improved any by our local store seemingly not attempting to remedy the uke,.. However, seeing the state of that travel uke totally scared me away from the thin body concept. Sorry. The price on the uke site seems very good, and I totally trust their set up process to send off a solid instrument. For sure that should be very reassuring to those still interested, and may make all the difference. Still... guess what,.. a ukulele is "travel sized" by it's nature!! Get a good concert or soprano, even tenors aren't that big in their normal dimensions.
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Sweet for camping (et al) 0 people found this helpfulI thought this uke would be a disappointment, but was I wrong - I picked it up at a store and it played loud and sweet. No adjustments to action required, nicely in tune, easy on the fingers. The beautiful arched shape of the back makes up for any "travel" instrument cliche's you might expect, and nice, embroidered case is perfect for camping (how many people buy a uke on a camping holiday?, well I did!). Price is right, sale price even better.