SK-30L Ohana Solid Mahogany Soprano Body with a Tenor Neck
The Longnecks are here, and they are another fantastic addition to the Aussie Ohana range!
Take your playing to the next level with this unique combination of a soprano-sized body and a tenor-scale neck!
With 20 frets of playing room, this model is perfect for those who love the soprano sound but need more finger room on the fretboard. The all-solid mahogany construction, finished in satin, gives this instrument a classic and elegant look.
Long-Neck Sopranos have typically been restricted to the "Pricey End of Town," but Ohana makes this brilliant idea accessible to the masses at a very affordable price.
A 20-fret concert scale neck and solid mahogany soprano body at a price we can all afford ... Happy Days!
PLUS, as usual, we bundle our Ukes with:
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Set-Up: Includes fret leveling with fret recrowning and polishing to perfection. Yes, you can really feel and hear the difference in a properly set up ukulele.
- FREE Shipping in Australia.
- FREE One-to-One Online Music Lesson.
SOLID MAHOGANY SOPRANO BODY = CLASSIC TONE The soprano body gives you that traditional solid mahogany midrangy honk, which is typical of the classic mahogany soprano sound that we all love.
20 FRET TENOR SIZED NECK = MAXIMUM PLAYING COMFORT AND ROOM TO MOVE An extended, longer neck gives you more room for your fretwork while retaining an authentic soprano sound. You have real room to move with the increased finger space available on a 20-fret concert neck.
CHUNKY NECK = COMFORT AND SUPERIOR TONE I really dig the chunky neck too. I'm of the old school of thought that the fatter the neck, the more comfortable your left hand/arm feels, especially during long gigs.
A fatter neck has more wood mass and is stiffer and stronger, which means every ounce of energy and tone can be wrung out of the strings. The strings are the high-quality, Italian-made Aquila Nylgut.
The intonation is fantastic too. I find that you usually get superior intonation on a concert neck compared to a soprano neck.
Solid mahogany top and body, and as usual, that indefinable quality of Ohana craftsmanship.
SPECS
- Concert-scale neck
- Solid mahogany top, back & sides
- Rosewood fingerboard & bridge
- Vintage headstock shape
- Gotoh geared tuners
- Aquila strings
- Bone nut & saddle