Teak Tri-Top Tenor Ukulele w/ Cutaway & EQ
Our Teak Tri-Top Ukulele Series is a striking addition to our line of affordable ukuleles. Made primarily of Teak—a tropical hardwood that has a very soft brown tone with tight, straight grain patterns and striping—the Tri-Top comes together with a triangular strip of mahogany that runs down the center providing a red or orange contrast against the brown. The stain is so natural it looks like the wood is fresh-cut f rom the tree. These ukes also feature a sharp, Florentine Cutaway and an active EQ with built-in tuner. Available in Concert and Tenor models.
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Teak Tri-Top Tenor Ukulele w/ Cutaway & EQ
Teak Tri-Top Tenor Ukulele w/ Cutaway & EQ
Our Teak Tri-Top Ukulele Series is a striking addition to our line of affordable ukuleles. Made primarily of Teak—a tropical hardwood that has a very soft brown tone with tight, straight grain patterns and striping—the Tri-Top comes together with a triangular strip of mahogany that runs down the center providing a red or orange contrast against the brown. The stain is so natural it looks like the wood is fresh-cut f rom the tree. These ukes also feature a sharp, Florentine Cutaway and an active EQ with built-in tuner. Available in Concert and Tenor models.
$55.65
Original: $159.00
-65%Teak Tri-Top Tenor Ukulele w/ Cutaway & EQ—
$159.00
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Our Teak Tri-Top Ukulele Series is a striking addition to our line of affordable ukuleles. Made primarily of Teak—a tropical hardwood that has a very soft brown tone with tight, straight grain patterns and striping—the Tri-Top comes together with a triangular strip of mahogany that runs down the center providing a red or orange contrast against the brown. The stain is so natural it looks like the wood is fresh-cut f rom the tree. These ukes also feature a sharp, Florentine Cutaway and an active EQ with built-in tuner. Available in Concert and Tenor models.
