Thomann Tenor Ukulele Deluxe ACA

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Tenor Ukulele

Top, back and sides made of acacia (Acacia melanoxylon)
Mother of pearl inlays
Australian blackwood neck (Acacia melanoxylon)
Fretboard from Australian blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon)
Colour: Natural high gloss
Made in Europe

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Further information

soprano, concert, tenor, baritone, bass....	Tenor
Viritys	g`- c`- e`- a`
cutaway	No
pickup	No
solid top ?	Yes
top made of:	Koa

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KnutF, 04.08.2015

Ukulele - bought from pure curiosity, as a supplement for my guitar ensemble.
Lack of player experience I can say to subtleties still nothing, but: the instrument looks super, processing top, without recognizable defects. The sound is strong, warm and clear, transparent and, according to my Thomann consultant, still expandable in the further course of the game. The strings hold the tension and the swirls are easy. All in all a convincing matter and from my point of view absolutely recommendable.

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Luxury ... review!

Domlélé, 04.06.2016

377 euros ... a bit expensive for the whole badly finished internally, sorry to be so maniac but there, it shocks me a little because blatant especially at the beginning when we detail closely the little new if so expected.

Indeed, big patties (and not a little ...) glue amalgamated sawdust at the level of the internal splinters, they do not laugh with the bonding Portuguese luthiers, it is CARGLOUCHH style with trowel .. .What a pity !

The exterior is superb, it really attracts the eye because different from what we used to see on the ukuleles.

Question sonorité, a rich mixture of tones varying from Soprano, Concert and of course Tenor, a whole, I like very much. The instrument is very playable, good grip fast hand, nice handle and soft ... Ouch, I slightly filed the frets on the edges of the handle, a few hung slightly!
Not very powerful (at the beginning) and tinny sound yet mounted in original Aquila strings ... I quickly replaced by DADDARIO EJ53T black and 3rd rope spun silver, the instrument finds its personal brands tonality, power And safe; If I can afford a piece of advice, it is these strings there that should be "original" to affirm this massive hug Made in Portugal ... APC, ALCARIA? Lutherie very thick, koa or acacia? In any case solid, it would take a big shock treatment for it to crack!
Uh, is not it provided at the base for steel ropes style Cavaquinho?

So, well recorded in Daddario, it ensures and can now be fart, me too :)

Finally, in spite of everything, efforts must be made to define more seriously the nominative term "luxury" about certain finishes.

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