Kala KA-TE- Tenor Acoustic/Electric

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Kala KA-TE Tenor Electric Ukulele

 

This tenor ukulele has fantastic features and would be an excellent choice for any budget conscious musician looking for a quality sound and plug in.The Kala KA-TE has a bright, full sound that will either jump start your love for ukulele, or take it even higher!How does it play or feel?

Hawaii Music Supply does a custom setup on each an every single ukulele we ship out. We want you to really love your new ukulele. We don't just say that we setup the ukuleles, we spend serious time to get it just right. We have set up thousands of ukes for happy customers. We would be glad to show you the sound and feel available to you for under $200.

The Kala KA-TE now has a built in digital tuner in the preamp mounted on the side facing you as you hold the ukulele. This is so convenient! One less thing to buy, keep track of, and find when you need. It's a back -lit chromatic tuner that tells you the note you play and whether you are flat, sharp, or in tune.

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Brand	Kala
Specs	Kala KA-TE - Tenor w/ Pickup Retail:$225 Materials Measurements        Mahogany Body 17" Tenor Scale Matte finish 6-3/4" Upper Bout Top & Back binding 9" Lower Bout Lightweight active Shadow NANO-FLEX Eq system 5-1/4" Waist Rosewood Fingerboard and Bridge 2-5/8" TO 3-1/8" Arched-Back Body depth Mahogany neck 1-3/8" At Nut Top & Back Binding 26-3/8" overall length Chrome Sealed Geared Tuners Aquila Strings
Options	You can customize your order in many ways. The only addition we strongly recommend is a hard shell case. Like this Canvas Hard Case- Or get the get the deluxe wooden Oahu Case- A Gig Bag is available as an option still offering some protection and the convenience of a carry case.    There are add-on packages for beginners or plenty of accessories to choose from. If you prefer a certain string set that the ukulele does not come with, then buy the strings you want from strings section of the site, and let us know (under Special Instructions) you want those on the uke. If you simply want your instrument to be a low g instead of high, it is no extra charge. If you are not sure, then check out this video blog - Comparing Hi G with Low G.

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