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Notify Me When AvailableThe most simple and natural California U•BASS has a swamp ash body and a satin, transparent finish. The grain can range from straight cut lines to loops. Every California U•BASS boasts exceptional low-end and outstanding craftsmanship which makes this, and any other model, a perfect fit for the next-level bass player. This U•BASS is handmade in California using custom-made parts, including the Kala + LR Baggs preamp that delivers a huge low end and versatility. This custom preamp lets the California U•BASS produce the bass tone that the U•BASS is known for, plus clarity in the mid-range and upper registers. Plug-in and experience the full range of what the U•BASS has to offer!
Available in a 4 & 5-String, fretted & fretless models.
All California U•BASS come with a FREE Deluxe Custom U•BASS® Gig Bag.
All California U•BASS® are meant to be strung with proprietary, polyurethane Road Toad Strings. Kala Round Wounds, Flatwounds, and High C Strings will not work on the California Solid Body U•BASS.
Fits BARITONE Ukulele Bags: UB-B, UB-B-LOGO, DUB2-B, TSUB-B
Fits U•BASS Bags: DUB-UBASS, DUB-UBASS-SB
Fits U•BASS Hard Case: HC-SB4
| Body: | Swamp Ash |
| Neck: | Straight Grain Maple |
| Finish: | UV-Cured Satin |
| Fingerboard: | Roasted Maple |
| Bridge: | Richlite |
| Nut: | Graph Tech Black TUSQ® |
| Saddle: | Richlite |
| Tuners: | Custom Hipshot Ultralite™ |
| Strings: | Road Toad Pahoehoe |
| Electronics: | LR Baggs Custom EQ |
| Strap Button: | Black x2 |
Scale Length: 21 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 28.75 inches, Body Length: 13.75 inches, Number of Frets: 24, Body Depth: 1.5 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.8 inches, Fingerboard width at 12th Fret: 2.12 inches, Neck Depth at 1st Fret: 0.88 inches, Fingerboard Radius: 12, Body Width: 9.0 inches, Neck Depth at 12th Fret: 0.9 inches
beautiful wood...came with steel wound strings...with the fretless fretboard and steel strings, I'd swear it was a full sized bass...excellent quality
I have several Ukulele basses or U-bass. One is Kala the other is Ohana. The strings are different in both. I like the Kala strings because they play very well and are more affordable. I love the fretless model. I have tried the fretted one but for me the frets interfere with good tone. Both basses can be a little temperamental in keeping in tune. Sometimes you can get a better tone without the frets. I also like the Kala electronics. I have played the Kala bass for several years now and it is a pleasure.
