UKE Republic Ukuleles

Ukulele Cases & Bags – Stylish Protection for Your Uke Your ukulele is more than just an instrument - it's a companion, a passport to joy, a small-bodied wonder with a big-hearted voice. Whether you're strumming on the back porch or trekking to a jam across the globe, your uke deserves a case that keeps up with your lifestyle. At UKE Republic , we offer an array of protective gear that not only safeguards your instrument but lets your personality shine while you're at it. 🎒 Why You Need a Quality Ukulele Case Protection: Keep your ukulele safe from dings, dents, and dramatic weather changes. Convenience: Carry your uke with ease—many options include shoulder straps and compartments for accessories. Style: From vintage tweeds to vibrant tropical prints, your case can match your vibe. Preservation: Add a humidifier to protect your solid wood uke from drying out or warping. 🧳 Types of Cases We Carry at UKE Republic Hard Foam Cases: Lightweigh...

🍍🍍🍍Pineapples! Pineapples! Pineapples! Perhaps you own one or two in your own personal collection or maybe you've thought about trying one out and wanted to know something about them. To start the pineapple's design was patented first by Samuel K. Kamaka in Hawaii, in 1928. The design and style proved to be popular and over the years others have produced their own pineapple-styled ukulele in various scales and tonewoods. Some that we carry are Kala, Makala, Ohana, Kamoa, Mainland Ukes, Pono, Ko Aloha, Ko'olau, Makai, Magic Fluke's Flea and sort of a pineapple shape from Pepe Romero's Tiny Tenor . Tone-wise it seems the pineapple shape produces more bass than the traditional figure-eight shaped ukuleles. Using a variety of tonewoods changes the sound as it would with any other ukulele. mahogany and Koa tend to produce the warmest tone with mango adding a bit more treble. Very lively sounds are coming from the spruce and cedar tops. The sizes UKE Republi...