The Doghair Mahogany Tenor ukulele come equipped with Kala custom tuners and fluorocarbon strings. The Honduran Mahogany imparts a vibrant and stable tone with abundant sustain. Each model comes in our sturdy, water-resistant Kala Transit Gig Bag with a plush interior and includes a D’Addario® Humidifier Pro. Preferred by professional musicians, the tenor adds a warmth and depth to the classic ukulele sound.
Fits ALL Kala TENOR sized bags and cases
| Size: | Tenor |
| Top: | Solid Honduran Mahogany |
| Back & Sides: | Solid Honduran Mahogany |
| Binding: | N/A |
| Neck: | Honduran Mahogany |
| Finish: | UV-Cured Satin |
| Fingerboard: | Rosewood |
| Fingerboard Inlay: | White Acrylic |
| Headstock: | Standard |
| Headstock Inlay: | White Acrylic |
| Bridge: | Rosewood |
| Nut: | Graph Tech NuBone® |
| Saddle: | Bone |
| Tuners: | Kala Open Gear with Black Buttons |
| Strings: | Kala Elite Brown Fluorocarbon by Worth with Low G |
| Electronics: | N/A |
| Includes: | Kala Transit Gig Bag & D’Addario® Humidifier Pro |
Scale Length: 16.875 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 26.5 inches, Body Length: 11.875 inches, Number of Frets: 18, Width at Upper Bout: 7 inches, Width at Lower Bout: 9.375 inches, Width at Waist: 5.875 inches, Body Depth: 3 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.5 inches, Fingerboard width at 12th Fret: 2 inches, Fingerboard Radius: Flat
Reminds me of a vintage Martin guitar. The grain is beautifully brought out, making this a stunning ukulele. It is impeccably constructed and the sweet tone completes the package. So glad I got one!
Fantastic first USA Made Ukulele. Great intonation. Solid wood. Very fine finish with natural satin mahogany. You can play it loud. Read the review on Frary Guitars. I've enjoyed it over the last couple of months and a clear upgrade over the lower line ukes.
I usually play banjo [insert jokes or stop reading here, lol], so I'm no uke expert. I knew I wanted a tenor in low G to span styles after watching a lot of videos.
I was excited to get a uke while in Kauai I found a little shop with some really gorgeous ukes. The owner patiently played a dozen of them for me, traversing styles. Despite the selection of beautiful butterfly grain tops with delicate ornate abalone inlays etc. and great range of price points, I walked out with this 'standard' looking Uke because the quality of the tone was just on another level.
Less bright, deeper. A little velvety even, perfect for a folky or bluesy finger picking tune. I just love, love, love it. It's perfect if you want a full sound for a sing a long uke or to compliment a group of ukes with a deeper tone.
I've been playing it for a week and it's quickly becoming my favorite instrument. I can't believe how much I love this humble looking uke.
