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Lag TKU8C Tiki Uku Concert Ukulele

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Concert-size ukulele from the Tiki Uku 8 series, TKU8C.

  • Sapele body with open pores
  • Walnut fingerboard and bridge
  • Satin finish
  • Includes gig bag
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Data sheet

Electronic
Without Preamp
Neck
Sapele
Fretboard
Walnut
Body Finish
Satin
Gigbag-Case
Bag Included
Top
Sapele
Back
Sapele
Sides
Sapele
Bridge
Nogal
Type
Concierto
Description

With its concert size (347 mm scale length, 14 frets), the Tiki Uku 8C offers enhanced playing comfort and a more powerful projection. A versatile and affordable ukulele with a warm, lively tone. Includes a soft gig bag.

  • Body style: concert
  • Body: open-pore sapele
  • Finish: satin
  • Headstock and neck: satin lacquered sapele
  • Fretboard and bridge: walnut
  • Frets: 14 / nickel
  • Scale length: 377 mm
  • Inlays: pearloid
  • Tuners: nickel-plated with satin black buttons
  • Headstock and bridge nut: black graphite 34 mm / 53 mm
  • Includes gig bag

Tiki Uku Series

Inspired by the tradition of the Pacific islands, the LÂG Tiki series celebrates the spirit of the ukulele with compact, great-sounding instruments. Available in multiple sizes and woods, Tiki ukuleles combine comfort, style, and ease of play. The range also includes 6-string mini guitars and acoustic mini basses, perfect for travel and delivering exceptional sound. Each model comes with a protective gig bag.

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EAN13: 3700166312111

Product Details
GLUTKU8C

Data sheet

Electronic
Without Preamp
Neck
Sapele
Fretboard
Walnut
Body Finish
Satin
Gigbag-Case
Bag Included
Top
Sapele
Back
Sapele
Sides
Sapele
Bridge
Nogal
Type
Concierto

About Lâg Guitars

Lâg is known for innovation and offering high value for money in their instruments. Founded in 1981 in Occitania, southern France, a young musician named Michael Lâg began building electric guitars, which quickly gained popularity among French guitarists. This success led to a partnership with Algam and a full entry into the musical instrument distribution industry.

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