This all-mahogany tenor is a popular choice here. It has a wonderful sound and feels great, the essentials that every player needs to be passionate about playing. For a solid tenor in this price range, the MTDX is hard to beat.

If you want a "meatier" sound from your ukulele, or even if you have a really expensive uke but want something to take around that still sounds good, this is an excellent choice.

Pictures show the exact ukulele available here. Video shows the same model. 

Mika and Corey try this model with two different string sets.

The tonal character of good mahogany has been loved since ukuleles first started being made. When built right you get a full mid-range with good clarity and warmth, just right for many players. 

A key feature in all of the Pono tenor and baritone models is the dual-action adjustable truss rod. This is used to stabilize and adjust the lengthwise forward curvature (also called relief), of the neck. It can be adjusted from right inside the soundhole with an allen wrench provided. This is something you will probably not need to adjust. But over time and with humidity changes, it is a very useful option to have, and a very easy thing to adjust.