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This cutaway tenor ukulele is ideal for musicians looking for a versatile instrument that combines sound quality and playing comfort. Its spruce top, adorned with a laser-engraved pattern, offers excellent projection and remarkable clarity, perfect for studio sessions or stage performances. The Ortega MagusUke EQ system facilitates amplification, making this instrument suitable for rehearsals, concerts, and recordings. Its mahogany neck and 440 mm scale ensure a comfortable grip, while the chrome tuners guarantee stable tuning, ideal for experienced players and demanding amateurs alike.
| Model | RU5CETE |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutaway Tenor Ukulele |
| Electronics | Ortega MagusUke EQ |
| Top | Spruce with laser-engraved pattern |
| Back & sides | Sapele |
| Neck | Mahogany |
| Nut | 37 mm |
| Scale length | 440 mm |
| Binding | Tortoise-style ABS |
| Fretboard & bridge | Walnut |
| Tuners | Chrome oil-bath |
| Strings | Ortega |
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