Kala Brand Music Co. KA-ASCP-T Tenor Ukulele Solid Cedar
A solid cedar-top tenor ukulele with pau ferro back and sides for a warm, balanced tone
- Solid cedar top delivers lush, harmonically rich tone
- Pau ferro back and sides add subtle brightness for balance
- Mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard shaped for comfortable playability
- Graph Tech NuBone nut and saddle enhance note clarity and sustain
- Tenor size offers versatile sound for accompaniment or lead playing
Tenor Ukulele with Solid Cedar Top
The Kala KA-ASCP-T is a tenor-sized ukulele built for players who want a rich, harmonically complex voice. Its solid cedar top responds quickly to a light touch, making it well suited for fingerstyle work and vocal accompaniment. The instrument arrives new and ready to play.
Pau Ferro Back and Sides for Balanced Tone
Pau ferro back and sides add a subtle brightness that balances the cedar’s natural warmth and darkness. This combination delivers a well-rounded sound with enough projection for solo lead lines while remaining articulate for rhythm playing. The tonewood pairing covers a wide dynamic range before compression sets in.
Mahogany Neck, Ebony Fingerboard, Graph Tech NuBone
A mahogany neck topped with an ebony fingerboard provides a smooth, fast playing surface. Graph Tech NuBone nut and saddle transfer vibration efficiently for clear note definition and sustain. The satin natural finish keeps the feel natural and the instrument comfortable during long sessions.
How it compares
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- Price $352.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 87 comparable items (median $52.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the tenor scale and pau ferro back and sides suit a player who usually keeps a concert ukulele with a mahogany body?
The tenor scale is longer than a concert, giving wider fret spacing and more projection, while pau ferro adds a subtly bright character that balances the solid cedar top's dark, harmonically complex tone.
How can I confirm the solid cedar top and Graph Tech NuBone nut and saddle are performing as intended after I set it up?
A well-balanced, lush tone with clear note separation across the ebony fingerboard and stable intonation at the NuBone nut and saddle shows the materials are working together as designed.
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