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These all mahogany ukuleles feature very interesting grain patterns that vary from wavy to curly, from flamed to figured, and from spotted to straight grain. They are trimmed with black binding on the top, back and neck.
The Kala Mahogany Series Ukulele offer a full-bodied tone with plenty of Sweet Highs and Mellow Lows that combine for a full rich sound. Traditional white binding on the top and the back accent the rich satin mahogany finish, while chrome die-cast tuning machines assure your instrument will keep in tune.
Mahogany front with traditional white binding, Rosewood neck and Nato back and sides. Accurate, geared tuning pegs and Aquila Nylgut strings. All this adds up to a very well-made ukulele with a rich tonal range.
The Kala KA-PWS Pacific Walnut ukes feature rich, dark brown grain patterns against a light brown body. Their sound is crisp with a focused, clear tone. They represent a high-end look and sound at a very affordable price.
With a vividly colourful silk screened Kiwi design and traditional Hawaiian Pineapple shape, this Kala Soprano Uke is a super fun Ukulele.
Kala has come up with a few attention getting novelty ukuleles. With ukuleles like this there s always a risk they ll be looking-at a ukulele rather than a playing a ukulele. But, with these being made by Kala, they are playable and quick reasonable sounding ukes.
Simply the best entry level uke on the market. Fantastic sound, great looks, and easy on the wallet.
Featuring a Rosewood Dolphin bridge and Rosewood fingerboard. Great starter uke.
Agathis Wood, with Bag, Painted Finish. Rosewood Fingerboard and Rosewood Dolphin Shaped BridgePainted Pearl White. Great start uke.
Simply the best entry level uke on the market. Fantastic sound, great looks, and easy on the wallet.
great for beginner to intermediate Uke players of any age and makes a cool alternative to learning classical guitar, recorder or violin at school.
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