Mahalo

Mahalo Art II Graffiti Soprano Ukulele MA1GR

Regular price $58.95
Regular price Sale price $58.95

Includes GST

In stock at our warehouse. Order now and it ships in 1–3 business days with tracking.
Not on the Footscray shop floor. We’ll bring it in for you to collect in 1–3 business days.
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Standard shipping $7

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Express shipping $15

1–3 business days depending on location.

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Description

SKU MA1GR

The Mahalo Art II Graffiti Soprano Ukulele MA1GR combines vibrant style with quality craftsmanship, making it a standout instrument for players who appreciate both eye-catching design and great sound.

Featuring a unique wrap-around graffiti graphic and an unconventional soundhole, this ukulele offers a fresh look and a distinctive tone that inspires creativity.

Key features include:

- Linden wood body for a balanced and warm sound

- Jabon wood neck for comfortable playability and durability

- Mahogany fingerboard and bridge for enhanced tonal quality

- Gold geared machine heads with black buttons for precise tuning

- Graph Tech Canada, NuBone XB compensated saddle for improved intonation

- Aquila Super Nylgut strings for excellent playability

- 12 nickel frets providing smooth playability

- 346mm scale length for a comfortable playing experience

- Glow-in-the-dark green graphic that appears white in daylight, adding an exciting effect in low light

Ideal for musicians seeking a visually striking ukulele with a rich tone, the Mahalo MA1GR is perfect for beginners and experienced players alike who want to express their personality through their instrument.