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Makala MK-B Baritone Ukulele

SKU: # 406368   |   Model: # MK-B V1   |    Product Reviews1 Reviews  Write a Review
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Makala
MK-B Baritone Ukulele
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The Makala Classic line of ukulele is an excellent entry-level uke. With a fantastic sound and look, the Classic line is also easy on the wallet.

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Size: Baritone
Top: Mahogany
Back & Sides: Mahogany
Finish: Satin
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Walnut
Nut & Saddle: Plastic
Headstock: Standard
Strings: Aquila Super Nylgut

Scale Length: 20.25 inches
Overall Instrument Length: 30.5 inches
Number of frets: 18
Width at upper bout: 7.75 inches
Width at lower bout: 10.25 inches
Body Depth: 3.12 inches
Fingerboard width at nut: 1.5 inches
Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.8 inches

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Awesome instrument for the price. 7 of 7 customers found this review helpful
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There is the old saying "you get what you pay for." That DOES NOT apply to this instrument. In my opinion, I got much more!! I own and play tenor ukuleles but I bought this unit today to give a baritone ukulele a try. I did not want to spend too much in the event the baritone was not for me. I was pleasantly surprised!! After tuning it I found that I could not only play chords for D tuning but also C, and all with the strings tuned to DGBE. The overall fit and finish of the instrument is superb for this price point and the intonation and sustain are better than any of my tenor units - even my KALA KA-T. The size of the unit, fret spacing and neck width make for very comfortable playing and there is no string buzz. Now if only a baritone ukulele could sound like a tenor or concert I would do a switch over without hesitation.
Posted by Ralph A. Croning on Apr 20, 2020
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