17" Tenor scale (distance from nut to saddle)
26-1/2" Overall body length
11-7/8" Body length
6-7/8" Upper bout
9" Lower bout
5-1/2" Waist
2-5/8" to 3-1/8" Arched-back body depth
1-3/8" at Nut
Spruce top and mahogany back and sides
Gloss finish in 2-tone sunburst
White Pearloid binding
18 Silver-nickel frets
Fret position marks at 5th, 7th, 10th, and 12th frets on top side of fingerboard
Rosewood fingerboard and bridge
Mahogany neck
Abalone palm tree inlay at 12th fret
Classic f-holes
Lightweight hadow active NANO-FLEX EQ system
Chrome die-cast sealed geared tuners
Premium Aquila Nylgut strings
At Bill's Music, we give private Uke lessons and the first thing the instructor will probably teach you is -- spell it right!! Ukulele may be one of the easiest instruments to play, but one one of the hardest to spell! If you searched for Ukelele, or Ukalele you are not alone. The most common misspelling, "Ukelele" returns about one hundred thousand responses on search engines! Just remember Ukulele has 2 U's and 2 E's and you'll be just fine! Of course, we don't care how you spell it, we just want to help you learn to play it!