Roundup–5 Newer Baritone Ukuleles Reviewed
Every instrument we reviewed was quite beautiful in its own way, both physically and sonically, with distinct aesthetic touches and its own signature sonic thumbprint.
Gear Reviews
Review: Kala Salt & Pepper Doghair Mahogany and Flame Maple Cutaway
These two eye-catching ukes have some surprising similarities despite their obvious visual differences
Review: Martin TKE Solid Koa Tenor Sounds like a Tropical Breeze
The acoustic-electric TKE is very much a working musician's ukulele
Review: The Kiwaya KTS-4 Soprano is an Impeccable Japanese Update to a Vintage Mainland Uke Design
This solid wood instrument is designed to achieve the sound, look, and feel of the classic Martin Style 0 ukulele—with a few modern upgrades
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Review: Romero Creations’ Tiny Tenor Dreadnought has a Surprisingly Big Sound
I was intrigued: Could a concert-size instrument have the tonal heft of a true tenor?
Review: Ohana TK-6 and CK-7 Have First-Class Features and Elegant Details
These solid-wood ukes are great for someone ready to take their playing to the next level with a higher-quality instrument
Review: Flight Comet EQ-A Tenor Ukulele Delivers Tons of Tone in a Stunning Package
Underneath its colorful exterior, this tenor has a few unusual, if not unique, features worth discussing
Review: Amahi Glitter Tenors Are Stage-Ready with Audacious Finishes and Good Plugged-In Tone
These ukuleles don’t do incognito—that’s not what they’re here for
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Review: The Innovative Design of Kala’s Revelator Nautilus Results in a Superbly Playable Instrument
Kala is taking a big risk with the Revelator, but the reason becomes clear when you get one of these ukuleles in your hands
Review: Martin’s Sinker Mahogany 0 Soprano Ukulele Combines the Best of Old and New
With old-growth wood and modern features, this uke sounds as good as you'd hope and plays effortlessly