great sound it holds a great tone and stays in tune good
The instrument exceeds my expectations, very good tuning, sound clear and strong to be a soprano
I mean it can be but if u want to sound good u haave to try and
The headstock is joined to the neck, like on a Gibson guitar, but instead of a nice u shape joint, it looks more like a back wards script n, not that big of a deal
Looks beautiful, sounds fantastic, feels comfortable, great action and holds tuning really well
I've really enjoyed learning on it, I especially love the blue color and the headstock
The headstock is joined to the neck, like on a Gibson guitar, but instead of a nice u shape joint, it looks more like a back wards script n, not that big of a deal
Love the Fender headstock and old style tunners, take me back
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My other ukulele is a little bit more expensive, and I wanted a ukulele I could travel with and not feel bad if I ding it up.
This is a great sounding ukulele and good to play right out of the box.
The headstock is joined to the neck, like on a Gibson guitar, but instead of a nice u shape joint, it looks more like a back wards script n, not that big of a deal
It's a good ukulele for a beginner but the quality control is poor
This is a good beginner ukulele to learn on as it isn’t large yet isn’t too cheap
Style:Tenor
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Color:Koa
Inspired by the California home of many celebrities, this ukulele's screen-ready looks and headline grabbing features could only have one name-the Montecito Ukulele
Constructed completely from koa, this tenor-sized uke has a rich, sonorous tone, that matches its sumptuously elegant aesthetic
The solid top provides enhanced resonance and sustain, along with incredible warmth and well-balanced projection
The Montecito's koa body is complemented by blue-green abalone top binding and a bound back and fingerboard for a refined look
Other features include a no-tie bridge for quick, easy string changes, a bone nut and saddle for superior intonation, an abalone rosette, vintage-style closed-back tuning machines and a 4-in-line Tele headstock for that unmistakably classic Fender look.
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