Detail 01
Concert scale, 15 inches
Longer than soprano, so frets are further apart and easier for adult hands, with a touch more volume.

Independent shopping perspective
Concert-size acoustic-electric ukulele in a Les Paul body shape with a piezo pickup. For a uke player who wants to plug in and likes the look.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Longer than soprano, so frets are further apart and easier for adult hands, with a touch more volume.
Detail 02
Laminate is more stable against humidity swings than solid wood and takes knocks better. Tone is warm but less open.
Detail 03
No battery and no onboard controls. Shape the sound at the amp, DI, or preamp instead.
Detail 04
Solid-style outline with a shallow cavity, so unplugged volume is smaller than a traditional hollow uke body.
Detail 05
Dense board with plenty of upper-register room; the deep body cutaway area is limited so high frets are a reach.
Detail 06
Geared rather than friction pegs, so tuning is finer and holds better than a traditional peg uke.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The piezo system is passive, so there is nothing to power and nothing to replace. Plug straight into an amp or DI.
Yes, noticeably. The 15-inch scale gives wider fret spacing and a larger body, which most adults find more comfortable.
Yes, but the Les Paul-style body is shallower than a traditional uke, so acoustic volume is modest. It suits practice more than a room.
Nylon ukulele strings, gauges .024, .030, .036 and .026. Do not fit steel strings.
Reference
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