Ohana TK-50WG Solid Cedar/Willow Tenor Ukulele Demo by UKE Republic





Ohana TK-50WG Solid Cedar Top, Willow Back & Sides Tenor Ukulele

What a magical combination! Solid Cedar Top, Figured Willow Back and Sides. This Ohana Ukulele and others available at UkeRepublic.com

 An instrument that's perfect for a beginner or advanced player. Unique and beautiful, this ukulele combines the tone of a solid cedar top with the beautiful mellow sound of figured willow on the sides and back. Ample projection and brilliant sustain. Outstanding!







FEATURES: Tenor Scale Solid Cedar Top Solid Willow Back/Sides Rope Rosette & Purfling Wood Body Binding Rosewood Fingerboard & Bridge Bone Nut & Saddle Aquila Nylgut Strings Gloss Finish Includes UKE Republic Setup for optimal sound & playability
Location: 5000 Austell Powder Springs Rd SW, Austell, GA 30106, USA

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