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This tenor electro-acoustic ukulele stands out with its thinline cutaway design, ideal for easy access to the upper frets and great versatility on stage or in the studio. Its figured bocote top, back, and sides offer a refined aesthetic and a warm sound, while the arched back enhances acoustic projection. Equipped with a Lanikai EQ with volume and tone controls, it allows for precise control of the amplified sound, perfect for concerts or recording sessions. The wider nut and open-gear tuners ensure optimal playing comfort, suitable for experienced musicians seeking an instrument that combines quality and practicality.
| Model | Tenor |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Thinline cutaway |
| Top Wood | Figured bocote |
| Back and Sides Wood | Figured bocote |
| Back | Arched |
| Equalizer | Lanikai EQ with volume and tone |
| Binding | Maple |
| Rosette | Maple |
| Tuners | Open-back |
| Nut | Wider for player comfort |
| Inlay | Figured wood |
| Accessories | 20mm padded deluxe gig bag |
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