Top: Mahogany, Side/Back: Mahogany, Neck: Okoume, F/b: Walnut, Bag included - Larger in scale length and body, the tenor ukulele possesses a real versatility when played. Sporting up to 19 frets, a tenor can employ an increased range of play that some guitarists would otherwise miss when migrating to the Ukulele. The tenor fretboard is a real playground for chord inversions and other tricks. Indeed, tenors with their increased volume and sustain are often the choice of Hawaiian soloists and other notable players.
Thanks to its warm sound, low maintenance, and flawless intonation, the DUT34 is the perfect instrument for a beginner and seasoned players alike. We believe that when you buy your first uke, it should serve you well for the first few years of learning at least and beyond. In 2019 we have completely redesigned this model, changing the headstock and bridge shape, as well identifying choice woods to build this attractive and fantastic sounding ukulele.