Product Overview
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Barnes & Mullins BMUK9 ukuleles use all-Spalt Maple tonewoods. A beautiful and distinctive tonewood with a light peach colouring interspersed with dark feathered grain textures, each piece of wood naturally produces its own unique pattern – meaning your BMUK9 will be truly personal to you. Tonally, these ukuleles deliver a bright, lively sound with a very tight low-end and crystal-clear high frequencies. Complete with an all-over satin finish and accentuated with a patterned binding and bevelled edge for extra comfort and aesthetic appeal. A corresponding patterned rosette completes these striking ukuleles. BMUK9 ukuleles feature strap buttons for attaching a ukulele strap. Who is this ukulele for? Concert ukuleles are the second largest of the three common sizes of ukulele (soprano, concert, tenor). Their size offers a good compromise between smaller soprano and larger tenor ukuleles. They feature a larger fret spacing and slightly wider neck than their soprano brethren – meaning they’re easy to play as they there’s more space on the fingerboard to master the chord shapes. The concert size is a great choice for players of any experience or skill level. Their larger body means they naturally produce a full sound and warm tone with more mid-range emphasis than the soprano. They’re therefore excellent accompaniment ukuleles that blend well alongside other instruments. Common concert ukulele tunings G, C, E, A – ‘Reentrant’ ukulele tuning
BODY & CONSTRUCTION
SIZE: Concert
TOP: Spalt Maple
BACK & SIDES: Spalt Maple
BRIDGE: Composite Wood
BINDING: Patterned Composite Wood
SADDLE: Nubone
FINISH: Satin
NECK
NECK: Okoume
FINGERBOARD: Composite Wood
FRETS: 18
INLAYS: ABS Dots
STRINGS: Aquila ‘Nylgut'
HEADSTOCK
MACHINEHEADS: Closed Gear - Black
NUT WIDTH: 35mm
DIMENSIONS
SCALE LENGTH: 382mm
WEIGHT: 0.6kg
*As the wood used in the making of this guitar is a natural product please note that the grain pattern varies so there will be differences between the stock photo used & the one that you receive - if you'd like further information on this please ask for details
