Ukuleles Lag TIKI UKU TKU8C + case

The ukulele (from the Hawaiian "ukulele"  – dancing cockroach) is a four-string plucked musical instrument. It appeared in the 1880s as a development of the braguinha, a miniature guitar from the island of Madeira, related to the Portuguese cavaquinho. The ukulele is common in various Pacific islands but has been associated primarily with Hawaiian music since the tour of Hawaiian music at the 1915 Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The 4 most common types of ukulele are soprano, concerto, tenor, and baritone.

LAG TIKI UKU TKU8C ukulele is a concert type instrument made of Sapele wood and walnut.

The top, back, and sides are made of sapele wood, which gives the sound of the instrument excellent balance and color. The neck is also made of Sapele, it has 14 frets and a scale of 377 mm. The fretboard and bridge are made of walnut, which gives the ukulele an aesthetic look. The upper and lower bars are made of graphite, their width is 34 mm and 53 mm, respectively. The case has a satin finish.

Along with this model, a branded case is supplied, which ensures convenient transportation and storage of the instrument.

Features

• Concert Ukulele
• The body, top and bottom decks, and sides are made of Sapele
• Sapele neck with 14 frets and 377 mm scale
• The fretboard and bridge are made of walnut
• Graphite upper and lower bars
• Satin coating of the case
• Comes with a branded case