BLEM - Hawaiian Koa Gloss Baritone

Model: B-KA-KBG

$429.99 MSRP $287.99

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Blem Disclaimer

A “blem” instrument refers to an instrument that is completely functional and playable, but has one or more cosmetic flaws. This can range from a slight scratch or scratches, to a ding on the headstock, a possible mark on the binding, discoloration on the binding, a patch of cloudy finish, possible visible heel gap, or other visible flaws.The instruments in this section have blemishes and therefore are being offered at a discount.If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, please contact us within 10 days to return it for a refund. Cost of shipping applies.

The Hawaiian Koa Gloss line is built from Hawaiian Koa, the most traditional of ukulele wood. The elegant curling of the Koa makes this ornate wood sought after by builders and players alike.

Specs

Size:	Baritone
Top:	Hawaiian Koa
Back & Sides:	Hawaiian Koa
Binding:	Maple
Neck:	Mahogany
Finish:	Gloss
Fingerboard:	Pau Ferro
Headstock:	Slotted
Strings:	D’Addario Titanium®
Electronics:	N/A
Nut & Saddle:	Graph Tech NuBone®

Measurements

Scale Length: 20.125 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 30.5 inches, Body Length: 13.875 inches, Number of Frets: 18, Width at Upper Bout: 7.6875 inches, Width at Lower Bout: 10.1875 inches, Width at Waist: 6.5625 inches, Body Depth: 3.125 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.5 inches, Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.875 inches

Reviewed by Keith C.

Verified Buyer

I recommend this product

Rated 4 out of 5

Review posted

Kala KM-KBG Blem Ukulele

I decided to purchase this Koa laminate ukulele because of previous experience with my Solid Mahogany U Bass over 2 years ago. The price was extremely tempting for a Koa wood ukulele. If it had not been a Blem it would have sold for much more. I rate it 4 Stars because no where in Kala's description or tech specs does Kala mention that the instrument is a total laminated instrument. Kala needs to be upfront with advertising their instruments to maintain their reputation. However stating that, it was extremely difficult to find the "Blem." I invited an expert Ukulele and guitar player over to give the instrument a trial. We found a very small scuff on the bottom side of the Uke that was difficult to find. He ranked the playability of the instrument as excellent. The tone quality of the instrument is very sweet and warm . I am glad that I took the risk