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...

At UKE Republic , we believe you don’t have to break the bank to play a tenor ukulele with great tone, craftsmanship, and stage-worthy looks. Whether you're a newbie with taste or a seasoned player on a budget, we’ve curated a lineup of tenor ukuleles under $250 that punch far above their price point. This isn’t a ranked list—it’s a carefully curated lineup of our top tenor uke picks based on value, tone, features, and style. Each one brings something special to the table (or the stage). Let’s dive in and help you find your next favorite uke—without giving your wallet performance anxiety. 🥇 Top Tenor Ukuleles $250 & Under at UKE Republic 1. Kala KA‑EBY‑T Striped Ebony Tenor Ukulele – $199 Kala KA-EBY-T Striped Ebony Tenor Ukulele Tone & Build: Full striped ebony body gives you bright, crisp tone with bold projection. Maple binding + abalone rosette = visual wow. Why It Rocks: Looks and sounds like a much pricier instrument. Great for clear leads and percuss...

In honor of its 10th anniversary, we proudly introduce the Romero Creations ʻEKOLU TINY TENOR —an enchanting tribute to the rich tapestry of global music. Echoing the Hawaiian word for "three," "Ekolu," this limited edition masterpiece pays homage to the harmonies resonating from instruments like the Sanshin of Okinawa and the balalaika of Russia. Crafted through the collaborative genius of Pepe Romero and Daniel Ho, this instrument embodies the essence of musical heritage from around the world. Designed with both innovation and portability in mind, the ʻEkolu Tiny Tenor inherits the celebrated legacy of its predecessor—the Tiny Tenor—where a tenor scale instrument is ingeniously condensed to concert size without compromising its robust sound. At UKE Republic, we ensure unparalleled performance with our Pro Setup, guaranteeing optimal sound and playability for every musician. Inspired by Daniel Ho's musical journey in Inner Mongolia, where the mesmerizing sound ...

Ukuleles Anatomy & Sizes When you say “ukulele,” most people picture the classic, small soprano—the original “ukulele sound” that made waves in the 1920s and ’30s. But ukuleles come in a variety of sizes, each bringing its own personality, tone, and playability. Whether you want bright and punchy or deep and mellow, there’s a uke out there for you. Let’s break down the ukulele anatomy and all the sizes—from tiny sopranissimos to full-bodied baritones—so you can find your perfect match. The Ukulele’s Key Parts: Know Your Instrument Before we dive in, a quick tour of the parts that make your uke hum: Body: The hollow chamber (top, back, sides) that produces sound. Neck: Connects the body to the headstock and supports the fretboard. Headstock: Houses the tuning pegs. Tuners: Let you tune your strings precisely. Nut: Guides strings at the top of the fretboard, keeping them spaced. Fretboard: The surface where your fingers press strings to change notes. F...