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Designed for musicians seeking a versatile instrument, this acacia ukulele combines durability with natural beauty. Its okoume neck and walnut fingerboard offer comfortable playability, ideal for studio sessions or practice at home. The satin finish protects the instrument while highlighting its natural wood. With its metal tuning machines and Aquila strings, it offers good tuning stability and a clear sound, making it perfect for beginners and experienced players alike who want a reliable, enjoyable ukulele to play.
| Top | Acacia |
|---|---|
| Back and sides | Acacia |
| Neck | Okoume |
| Fingerboard | Walnut, 19 frets |
| Fingerboard inlays | Dots, ABS |
| Nut and saddle | NuBone |
| Nut width | 38,1 mm |
| Scale length | 381 mm |
| Bridge | Black walnut, with black ABS bridge pins |
| Overall length | 609 mm |
| Max. upper bout width | 152 mm |
| Max. lower bout width | 206,4 mm |
| Min. waist width | 127 mm |
| Body length | 276 mm |
| Body depth | 55,6 mm to 68,3 mm (arched back) |
| Tuning machines | Metal pegs, black buttons |
| Strings | Aquila |
| Color | Natural |
| Finish | Satin |
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