Ortega TourPlayer Blue Flame Maple Tenor Ukulele Demo by UKE Republic


Ortega TourPlayer RTPX-U-FMA Tenor Ukulele – Gloss Blue Flamed Maple

Stage-Ready. Battery-Free. Built to Perform.

Includes TourPlayer Gig Bag + Pro Setup by UKE Republic


Looking for a performance ukulele that can handle the spotlight—and look good doing it? The Ortega TourPlayer RTPX-U-FMA Tenor Ukulele is engineered for modern players who want bold tone, sleek style, and no-nonsense functionality.


This isn't your average uke. Featuring a solid chambered Okoume body with sculpted cutouts, the TourPlayer is lightweight, resonant, and ready to rock without feedback issues. The flamed maple top in a rich gloss blue finish gives it a visual edge that turns heads before you hit the first note.


But the real power move? The onboard MagusX/U preamp system—complete with built-in tuner and USB-C rechargeable battery. Say goodbye to bulky 9V batteries. Just plug in and power up. Whether you're plugging into a PA system or recording direct, you’ll get clean, consistent output every time.


Finished with flamed maple fretboard and binding, a bone nut, and open-gear tuners for rock-solid stability, this tenor-sized ukulele gives you a more guitar-like feel

while still delivering the signature ukulele sound you love.


And of course, it comes with Ortega’s TourPlayer padded gig bag—and UKE Republic’s Pro Setup, ensuring optimal playability and tone straight out of the case.










Features:

  • Tenor Size – Comfortable, versatile, and perfect for stage or studio
  • Solid Chambered Okoume Body – Lightweight & resonant with carved cutouts
  • Flamed Maple Top – Eye-catching gloss blue finish
  • MagusX/U Electronics – USB-C rechargeable preamp w/ built-in tuner
  • Cutaway Body – Easy access to upper frets
  • Flamed Maple Fretboard & Binding – Smooth feel and stunning look
  • Bone Nut + Open-Gear Tuners – Stable tuning and great intonation
  • Includes: TourPlayer Gig Bag + USB-C Charging Cable
  • Includes: Bottom Black Strap Button installed
  • Pro Setup by UKE Republic – Hand-adjusted for max playability


Specs:

  • Scale Length: 430mm / 16.93″
  • Nut Width: 35mm / 1.38″
  • Frets: 21
  • Tuning: G-C-E-A (standard ukulele tuning)
  • Strings: Ortega UWNY-4-TE
  • Materials: Okoume, Purpleheart, Flamed Maple, Mahogany
  • Finish: Gloss Blue


FAQ:

Q: Is this ukulele rechargeable?

A: Yes! The MagusX/U preamp system is USB-C rechargeable—no batteries required.

Q: Is it good for live shows?

A: Absolutely. It’s lightweight, feedback-resistant, and stage-ready with built-in EQ and tuner.

Q: What’s special about the UKE Republic Pro Setup?

A: We fine-tune action, intonation, and frets for optimal tone and comfort. No buzz. No guesswork. Just smooth, clean playing from the first strum.

Q: Does it come with a case?

A: Yep. Ortega includes the matching TourPlayer padded gig bag—and we throw in expert setup, so you’re stage-ready from day one.


About Ortega Guitars and Ukuleles
Founded in 1994 in Germany, Ortega Guitars has built a global reputation for blending traditional craftsmanship with forward-thinking design. Their ukuleles are no exception—combining European engineering with vibrant tonewoods, innovative electronics, and performance-focused features. Known for their bold aesthetics and stage-ready builds, Ortega caters to modern players who value both sound and style. Whether you're jamming at home or gigging on the go, Ortega ukuleles deliver comfort, clarity, and consistency. Available at UKE Republic with our expert Pro Setup for a flawless playing experience.

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

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