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Kala's KA-C Mahogany Series Concert Ukulele Features: A beautifully all-mahogany concert ukulele that won't break the bank. Mahogany top, back, and sides provide stunning good looks and warm and mellow sound. Comfortable 14.875"-scale concert neck is great for a wide range of hand sizes. Chrome die-cast tuning machines keep your tuning solid.
The Kala Ukadelic® line is full of eye-catching, unique, imaginative colors and designs. This line includes 12 all wood, solid color ukes, 6 all wood, original artwork graphic top designs, plus a Hybrid solid wood top ukulele with plastic back and sides with original laser-etched artwork. The Ukadelics are sold in-stor.
Authorized Kala Brand Music Co. Dealer. Dusty Strings Music Store & School. 3.2 mi. 3406 Fremont Ave N. Seattle, WA 98103. (206) 634-1662. Authorized Kala Brand Music Co. Dealer. Find Satin Mahogany Soprano Ukulele. Locally.
Coupled with a high-quality amplification or recording system, the applications for the U•BASS are limited only to your imagination. This owner’s manual will give you an overview of setup, care, and maintenance of your U•BASS. If you are looking for up-to-date, detailed specifications, please visit the specific instrument webpage.
Aug 25, 2019 · Its nut width is just over 1.37 inches and its scale length is 14.76 inches. This ukulele is handmade, with careful attention to all components and finishes. Cordoba 15TM Tenor Ukulele. Check Price on Amazon . The Cordoba 15TM Tenor Ukulele features a mahogany top, back, and sides, which contribute to its rich, eloquent sound.
Nov 21, 2008 · Kala KA-CG Glossed Mahogany Concert Ukulele. Visit the Kala Store. 4.4 90 ratings. | Search this page. $12900. FREE Returns. Available at a lower price from other sellers that may not offer free Prime shipping. Eligible for Return, Refund or Replacement within 30 days of receipt. Brand.
Less to worry about. The entry level Kalas are fine for a first uke and, if you end up loving to play, there will be many more, nicer ukuleles in your future anyway. It's probably best to go for a laminate as your first uke. A good quality all solid uke costs a lot more than a well made laminate.
