Detail 01
Koa top, back and sides
Koa is warmer and more midrange-focused than spruce. Sweetens over time and suits strummed chords.

Independent shopping perspective
An all-koa concert ukulele with a cutaway, onboard preamp and tuner. For players who need to plug in at gigs or rehearsals.


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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
Koa is warmer and more midrange-focused than spruce. Sweetens over time and suits strummed chords.
Detail 02
Plug straight into a PA or amp, shape tone at the jack, and tune silently on stage.
Detail 03
Opens access to the upper frets for melody and solo work rather than chords alone.
Detail 04
Concert scale gives more room than soprano without baritone's stretch. Standard ukulele tuning and chord shapes.
Detail 05
Geared tuners hold better than friction pegs, which matters with nylon strings that constantly stretch.
Detail 06
Saddle is shaped per string so chords stay in tune further up the neck.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It works as a normal acoustic concert ukulele. The preamp is only there for when you want to plug in.
Koa is used on the top, back and sides. Construction is not stated beyond that, so ask before buying if solid wood is your requirement.
Body is roughly 23.25 by 7.7 inches with a 14-7/8-inch scale. Bigger than a soprano, smaller than a tenor, standard uke tuning.
A tuner is built into the onboard preamp, so you tune from the instrument itself. No separate clip-on tuner is included.
Reference
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