Fender Ukulele Nohea

El instrumento se suministra con una funda acolchada pero también opte por comprar un estuche rígido adecuado para su protección.

Sobre la calidad de construcción, para mí el instrumento esta impecable. Está bien hecho y no muestra problemas o fallos, incluso las uniones está bien ejecutado. Además, no hay residuos en el trabajo de pintura o algún tipo de pegamento marca como a veces se encuentran en instrumentos más baratos

Vamos a hablar de el sonido. En primer lugar, a pesar de que he estado tocando la guitarra desde hace muchos años, únicamente me interese en Ukuleles hace dos años. En primer lugar, compre un ukelele soprano de bajo coste, y cuando me estaba acostumbrado a el instrumento decidió buscar algo un poco más serio.

Tomando esto en cuenta el Nohea es excelente. Está bien hecho, es más fácil y cómodo de tocar que los pequeños soprano, entona bien y tiene un gran sonido suave.
El Nohea no tiene ninguna electrónica, pero se pueden encontrar micro de clip de bajo costo como el Querubín PMC-55 para su amplificación." data-mt-lang="en-x-mtfrom-es" data-translated="The Nohea is a tenor-sized ukulele that is tuned in C reentrant (ACEG), ie, to giaul than the soprano ukulele. Being older has a voice that can be said to be softer and also chords, etc. are easier to play. The instrument is also easier to hold in my opinion in sopranos models. <br><br> The body is constructed of mahogany wood. Koa is used for the top which is the same type of wood used for typical Hawaiian canoes. The top and rosette are complemented by the union of old acrylic abalone. This model is protected with a glossy finish (the other models are matte). <br><br> The neck is also made of mahogany, has 19 frets and has white "binding". The Telecaster shape head gives this instrument its distinctive Fender style and also offers sealed tuners. <br><br> The instrument comes with a padded case but also opts to buy a rigid case suitable for protection. <br><br> On the quality of construction, for me the instrument is impeccable. It is well done and shows no problems or bugs, even the joints are well executed. In addition, there is no residue in the paint job or some kind of glue mark as they are sometimes found on cheaper instruments <br><br> Let's talk about the sound. First of all, even though I've been playing the guitar for many years, I was only interested in Ukuleles two years ago. First, buy a low-cost soprano ukulele, and when I was accustomed to the instrument decided to look for something a little more serious. <br><br> Taking this into account the Nohea is excellent. It is well done, it is easier and more comfortable to play than the little soprano, it tones well and has a great soft sound. <br> The Nohea has no electronics, but you can find low cost clip microphones like the PMC-55 Cherub for your amplification." > The Nohea is a tenor-sized ukulele that is tuned in C reentrant (ACEG), ie, to giaul than the soprano ukulele. Being older has a voice that can be said to be softer and also chords, etc. are easier to play. The instrument is also easier to hold in my opinion in sopranos models.

The body is constructed of mahogany wood. Koa is used for the top which is the same type of wood used for typical Hawaiian canoes. The top and rosette are complemented by the union of old acrylic abalone. This model is protected with a glossy finish (the other models are matte).

The neck is also made of mahogany, has 19 frets and has white "binding". The Telecaster shape head gives this instrument its distinctive Fender style and also offers sealed tuners.

The instrument comes with a padded case but also opts to buy a rigid case suitable for protection.

On the quality of construction, for me the instrument is impeccable. It is well done and shows no problems or bugs, even the joints are well executed. In addition, there is no residue in the paint job or some kind of glue mark as they are sometimes found on cheaper instruments

Let's talk about the sound. First of all, even though I've been playing the guitar for many years, I was only interested in Ukuleles two years ago. First, buy a low-cost soprano ukulele, and when I was accustomed to the instrument decided to look for something a little more serious.

Taking this into account the Nohea is excellent. It is well done, it is easier and more comfortable to play than the little soprano, it tones well and has a great soft sound.
The Nohea has no electronics, but you can find low cost clip microphones like the PMC-55 Cherub for your amplification.