Ukulele Solid Wood Instrument Beginner Kit with Standard Carry Bag

Ukulele Solid Wood Instrument Beginner Kit with Standard Carry Bag

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Ukulele Solid Wood Instrument Beginner Kit with Standard Carry Bag

Our Ukulele Solid Wood Instrument Beginner Kit with Standard Carry Bag is an acoustic instrument body fashioned from mahogany that exhibits a pleasingly warmer and deeper tone than laminate wood. The lightweight and well-built features allow you to create warm and pitch-perfect Hawaiian harmonies. It is designed with mahogany wood for a smooth and polished body. This is better than toy ukuleles since it has better sound and wider spaced frets which are better for children, adults, beginners, intermediate players. This small ukulele must be your best gift choice for your kids!

Smooth and Delicate Design

Light and well-built instrument, with the fretboards surprisingly smooth on every side detail. The neck is well connected and easy to navigate, the frets are nice and polished.

Sturdy

Selected wooden fingerboard & bridge offers both sturdy construct and smooth touch that you can rollover the frets freely on the strings whether playing chords or single notes

Ukulele Solid Wood Instrument Beginner Kit with Standard Carry Bag

Great Gift

This instrument is intended for any starter or intermediate player use. Definitely a great ukulele travel instrument, just haul the bag to school every day, camping trips, coffee shops, children's parties and on any road trip, you take.

Ukulele Solid Wood Instrument Beginner Kit with Standard Carry Bag

2 Sizes to Choose

The 21-inch Mahogany Ukulele is suitable for playing, it is the smallest of the three sizes, the neck is short, small and cute, easy to carry. The 23-inch Sapele Concert universal is the most popular size, most people who play ukulele will choose this, feel comfortable, and resonate well. Traditional 21 or 23-inch Concert ukuleles Equipped with strings and silver geared tuners, 18 silver nickel frets with fret position marks at 5th, 7th, 10th, 12th, 15th, and 17th frets on top of the fingerboard.