This ukulele is specifically designed for beginners who prefer a slightly larger size and is an ideal starting point for anyone seeking a harmonious blend of sound, playability, and affordability. It features a laser-engraved design on the top.

The LEHO Acacia-Koa series offers the rich aesthetics and superior sonic qualities of the koa tonewood family. Only hand-selected, solid, premium acacia tonewoods are used in this series, creating a highly competitive and high-quality choice for the most demanding players. Enjoy the look, the sound, and the playability. Featuring a solid acacia top and a built-in Fishman Kula preamp system.

In collaboration with Māori artist Sam Mangakahia, Kala presents "The Voyage Collection" – three unique pieces of indigenous Māori artwork. Sam has been telling stories through his art for 13 years and has created over 450 bespoke pieces, each with a narrative. Each of the three designs/stories focuses on specific human experiences we all share – Unity, Courage, and Guidance – designed with natural elements that powerfully speak to these experiences. The artwork is laser-etched onto mahogany.

Larger in size and volume than the soprano and concert ukulele, the tenor is one of the more versatile members of the ukulele family. Equipped with up to 19 frets, tenor ukuleles are attractive for solo playing and use with alternative tunings. The NUT310 is lightweight and affordable with good quality, a very suitable choice for the beginning player who prefers a slightly larger ukulele. This tenor ukulele would also make a great addition to an existing ukulele collection. This ukulele comes with a padded gig bag.

Mahogany top

Mahogany is often used for the back and sides of stringed instruments, but it also lends itself very well to the top of a stringed instrument. It produces a warm, more subdued tone with plenty of bass and a strong low-midrange presence. Mahogany's treble is less pronounced but certainly very appealing in timbre.

Mahogany sides and back

Mahogany has long been a highly sought-after wood for the backs and sides of stringed instruments. Its warm, rounded bass tone provides a foundation for any musical style to reach the listener. The midrange is very strong and full-bodied, while the treble is delicate and very pleasant.

Open pore finish

An open-pore finish on a stringed instrument's sound box allows it to vibrate more freely. This gives the guitar a more resonant and responsive sound. It also keeps the stringed instrument's weight within limits, which in turn enhances playing pleasure.

Kala's satin mahogany line is the brand's best-selling line. The traditional design combined with modern features ensures you'll enjoy these ukuleles for years to come.

Mahogany top

Mahogany is often used for the back and sides of stringed instruments, but it also lends itself very well to the top of a stringed instrument. It produces a warm, more subdued tone with plenty of bass and a strong low-midrange presence. Mahogany's treble is less pronounced but certainly very appealing in timbre.

Mahogany sides and back

Mahogany has long been a highly sought-after wood for the backs and sides of stringed instruments. Its warm, rounded bass tone provides a foundation for any musical style to reach the listener. The midrange is very strong and full-bodied, while the treble is delicate and very pleasant.

Open pore finish

An open-pore finish on a stringed instrument's sound box allows it to vibrate more freely. This gives the guitar a more resonant and responsive sound. It also keeps the stringed instrument's weight within limits, which in turn enhances playing pleasure.