2010s Kala STGE-C Tenor Ukulele
This uke was dropped-off for sale and then purchased pretty dang quick. I didn't even have a chance to do a video. Suffice to say, it was basically "as new" and, after a quick setup, was playing bang-on-the-dot and quick. I will say that the factory setup left a bit to be desired but it wasn't bad.
This model has a solid spruce top that is paper thin and fan-braced. As a result, it's screaming-loud and punchy. I was shocked because I'm not used to that much tone jumping-out of a mid-priced modern instrument. It's just stupid the bang for buck you get with instruments these days.
The pickup system sounded pretty decent plugged-in but my preference is still for passive K&K units. This one's preamp used a CR2032 battery, though, which is far better than the 9V some systems use. I hate replacing those all the time...
Repairs included: setup.
Top wood: solid spruce
Back & sides wood: mahogany
Bracing type: fan
Bridge: rosewood
Fretboard: rosewood
Neck wood: mahogany
Action height at 12th fret: 1/16" overall
String gauges: fluorocarbon
Neck shape: slim-med C
Board radius: flat
Neck relief: straight
Fret style: medium-small
Scale length: 16 7/8"
Nut width: 1 3/8"
Body width: 9 1/8"
Body depth: 3 1/8"
Weight: 1 lb 5 oz
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