Islander by Kanile’a – Solid Spruce Top/ Koa Cutaway Tenor Ukulele!
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The KSTCUT-4 features beautiful woods and classy appointments like maple wood bindings and an abalone rosette. The smooth satin finish along with wood bindings and purflings make this a very attractive tenor.
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This one has the 1.5" nut width and a Venetian cutaway for easy access to the highest frets. The solid spruce top projects wonderfully and the laminate Hawaiian koa back and sides gives you some beaty from the islands. After our custom setup and free case package this is a deal you won't want to miss.
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Top customer reviews
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Islander KSTCUT Tenor is fabulous 0 people found this helpfulI was looking for a non-amped ukulele to play in hospital, nursing home and similar settings where I volunteer when heard about Kanilea Islander's KSTCUT Tenor. I bought one and have been awed by this instrument! It is loud but mellow and not brash. It allows the playing of various genres without sounding boring. The KSTCUT is well made, stays in tune, and has a cutaway for those wanting to play way up the neck. The tuners are substantial, the one piece neck is smooth and comfortable. From the satin finish to the maple binding to the abalone sound hole trim, to the maple strip up the back of the body, there is elegance and detail that makes this ukulele a fine looking instrument. I do wish it had a pick guard though. I play only using bare fingers but I have noticed that my nails are leaving their mark on the spruce top. Overall, I can't say enough good things about this wonderful ukulele. I'm retired, haven't won the lottery, and need a great sounding instrument that won't break the bank. This is it. The KSTCUT Tenor is a VERY BEST BUY!
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Great Uke! 0 people found this helpfulThis is my second ukulele and I am loving this little beauty. I have been a guitar person for years and know about build quality of stringed instruments. This is easily on par with the build quality of a Martin guitar. Flawless construction and great intonation across the entire fretboard make this a bargain for the price. You would be hard-pressed to find a better uke under $400.