Made in Nazareth PA, these ukuleles have the classic Style 2 Martin build, and but with the use of beautiful cuts of Koa. Made with select Koa, they are warm, rich, resonant, full, and have a lot of koa attack, punchiness, and projection! It really packs a lot of tone in these beautiful hand-build Made in America ukuleles! These are classic ukuleles with a beautiful Americana build and a beautiful sound.
To protect your new Martin I will include and Oasis humidifier. I will also include a hard case.
The Uke you See is the Uke you Get!
I take individual pictures of every ukulele I offer because you deserve to have an "as close to local" shopping experience when you purchase on-line. So you can browse my inventory and pick out which ukulele and wood grain speaks to you!
From Martin:
The 2K Concert Uke features characteristics of the Style 2 ukulele (2K Uke), but in a concert-size model crafted with solid Hawaiian koa top, back and sides, a wood native to Hawaii and a favorite of island players. Appointments include ivoroid binding with black/white top inlay, black/white multi-layered single rosette ring, and a rosewood bridge. Entire body is finished in a satin lacquer.
Specifications:
Body Size: Concert Ukulele
Construction: Applied Dovetail Neck Joint
Bracing Pattern: Concert Ukulele
Brace Shape: Non-Scalloped
Top Material: Koa
Back Material: Koa
Side Material: Koa
Finish: Satin
Scale Length: 15"
Nut Width: 1 13/32"
Bridge String Spacing: 1 41/64"
Bridge Material: East Indian Rosewood
Saddle: Compensated Black Tusq
Rosette: Multi Stripe
Neck Material: Genuine Mahogany
Neck Finish: Satin
Fingerboard Material: East Indian Rosewood
Fingerboard Width at 12th Fret: 1 23/32"
Number of Frets: 20
Fingerboard Inlay: Mother-of-Pearl
Tuning Machines: Nickel Open Gear
Nut Material: Black Tusq
Case: Soft Gigbag
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