
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?

I was intrigued: Could a concert-size instrument have the tonal heft of a true tenor?

These solid-wood ukes are great for someone ready to take their playing to the next level with a higher-quality instrument

Underneath its colorful exterior, this tenor has a few unusual, if not unique, features worth discussing

These ukuleles don’t do incognito—that’s not what they’re here for
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Kala is taking a big risk with the Revelator, but the reason becomes clear when you get one of these ukuleles in your hands

With old-growth wood and modern features, this uke sounds as good as you'd hope and plays effortlessly

While it is a hollow body with a soundport at the top, this uke is really meant to be plugged in

The carbon fiber material really is a great substitute for the exotic, mostly rare, and sometimes endangered woods that are used in the construction of many traditional ukuleles
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This stylish instrument is bound to catch a few eyes. But how does it sound?

Text by Greg Olwell | Edited by Ukulele Staff You don’t have to look at too many ukulele players to see that we like to accessorize. Go to a gathering of uke players young or old and you’ll see cases…