Hawaiian guitar with soprano scale!
The Classic Cantabile US-100 has a matt lacquered basswood body and neck from select Okoume wood. With the smooth guitar mechanics, the tuning of the ukulele is a breeze. The ukulele is fitted with nylon strings. The compact size makes it perfect to use as an instrument for traveling, as it can very easily be stored in a backpack or gig bag optional.
Originally brought the Portuguese immigrant Joao Fernandes 1879 Braguinha, a local form the cavaquinho, from Madeira to Hawaii. There it got the name "ukulele" (jumping flea), which should reflect the impact of the Hawaiians at the sight of the rapidly moving fingers across the fingerboard of the instrumentr.
From Hawaii then came the ukulele over America to Europe and was also well received in the music scene. Ever since Stefan Raab and "TV Total", the ukulele became a real cult musical instrument in Germany also.
Specification
- Product number 00030857
- Colour Black
- Music book/DVD/Media included Yes
- Pickup No
- Tuner included No
- Scale Soprano
- Gigbag / Case included No
- Handedness Right-handed
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For beginners and occasional players well suited. Also the enclosed booklet is made quite OK. However, you the regular price too meager.
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Variant Classic Cantabile US-100 YE soprano ukulele yellow SET incl. book
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If the delivery hadn't taken a week and a half, I would have given it 5 stars. I'm sorry, but there is a big problem with the delivery.
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