Martin 2K Concert Uke - Ukulele
The Martin 2K Concert ukulele combines excellent sound quality and perfect workmanship aesthetics. And all this in full harmony with the Hawaiian spirit of the instrument.
The full range of musical expressionStart your musical journey with a ukulele that has all the features of the Style 2 (2K Uke) model, now available in concert size!
The Martin 2K Concert is made from solid Hawaiian koa. As a result, you will experience a unique sound that will transport you straight to Hawaii every time you start playing.
Decorative elementsThe Martin 2K Concert ukulele impresses with its decorative binding, black and white rosette and rosewood bridge. This is an instrument that not only sounds great, but is also a true work of art.
Satin finishFor a complete instrument, even every touch should be pure pleasure. That's why the entire body is covered in satin lacquer, lending this ukulele a discreet elegance.
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With its exceptional sound, aesthetics and playing comfort, the Martin Ukulele 2K Concert will allow you to create beautiful music that will reach the hearts of every listener. This is just what you need to express yourself through sound - order today!
Technical specifications Overview of key featuresSize: Concert Ukulele
Construction: Applied Dovetail Neck Joint
Bracing: Concert Ukulele, non-grooved
Top material: koa
Back and sides: koa
Finish: satin
Scale length: 15"
Fretboard width at the saddle: 1 13/32"
Other
Case: Soft Gig Bag
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| Listed | 2 years ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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