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NEW PRODUCT UPDATE!
THIS JUST IN AT UKE REPUBLIC!
NEW! Kala Solid Body Tenor Ukuleles in Maple and Acacia.


Kala KA-SB-MAP Solid Body Tenor Ukulele at UKE Republic
Kala KA-SAB-ACA Solid Body Acacia Tenor Ukulele at UKE Republic


KALA KA-SB-MAP-T SOLID BODY MAPLE (also in acacia) TENOR UKULELE W/ BAG


The performer’s dream, the all-new Kala Solid Body Electric Ukulele brings a new dimension to ukulele recording, studio use, and amplified play. With the same traditional playability, light tension feel, and classic ukulele tone as the best of our acoustic offerings, this new Kala collection utilizes a fully-solid body design and powerful pickup to create the ideal instrument for performers across genres.


The perfect ukulele counterpart on-stage to the Electric Guitar and Electric Bass, this unique instrument can be played clean or paired seamlessly with external effects such as Chorus, Delay, and Distortion — all without the concerns of audio feedback.


FEATURES:

Tenor Scale

Solid Maple Body (Also in Acacia)


ALSO NEW AT UKE REPUBLIC!



KALA UK-BAMBOO BAMBOO TOP UKADELIC SOPRANO UKULELE

Kala’s new hybrid Ukadelic mixes the traditional wood ukulele with the durability of plastic. Each solid wood top Ukadelic has original laser-etched artwork with an arched plastic back that creates impressive sound projection. This uke is not shy—it likes to go places. Sturdy and rugged, throw it in the back of the car and take it to the beach or the woods where its big sound can be heard!


FEATURES:

  • Soprano Scale
  • Bamboo
  • ABS Plastic Back/Sides
  • Okoume Neck
  • Satin
  • ABS Plastic Fingerboard
  • Aquila Super Nylgut® Strings
  • Plastic Nut & Saddle
  • Black x1 Installed on Bottom


SPECS:

Scale Length: 13.5 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 21.0 inches, Body Length: 9.25 inches, Number of Frets: 12, Width at Upper Bout: 5.1875 inches, Width at Lower Bout: 7.125 inches, Width at Waist: 4.75 inches, Body Depth: 2.1875 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.375 inches, Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.75 inches


Location: 5000 Austell Powder Springs Rd SW STE 250, Austell, GA 30106, USA

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