KalaMakala Dolphin or Shark Soprano Ukuleles
R749
About
Dolphin
The Makala Dolphin line is an excellent first ukulele to dive in with. The Dolphin comes in an assortment of colours with a classic look that sounds great. An exceptional value to get anyone playing.
Shark
The Makala Shark line is well-suited for casual players looking for something colorful and fun to sink their teeth into. The Shark is a terrific deal that also looks and sounds great—the perfect uke for anyone to bite into.
Product Features
Dolphin
- Size:Soprano
- Top:Kauri
- Back & Sides:Composite
- Binding:NA
- Finish:Gloss
- Neck:Mahogany
- Fingerboard:Walnut
- Nut & Saddle:Plastic
- Headstock:Standard
- Strings:Aquila Super Nylgut®
- Electronics:NA
Shark
- Size: Sprano
- Top: Philippine Mahogany
- Back & Sides:Composite
- Binding:NA
- Nack Mahogany
- Finish: Matte
- Fingerboard: Laurel
- Headstock: Standard
- Strings:Aquila Super Nylgut®
- Electronics:NA
Product Specifications
Dolphin
- Scale Length: 13.625 inches,
- Overall Instrument Length: 21.375 inches,
- Body Length: 9.375 inches,
- Number of frets: 12,
- Width at upper bout: 5.125 inches,
- Width at lower bout: 7 inches,
- Width at waist: 4.5 inches,
- Body Depth: 2.25 inches,
- Fingerboard width at nut: 1.375 inches,
- Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.625 inches
Shark
- Scale Length: 13.5 inches,
- Overall Instrument Length: 20.875 inches,
- Body Length: 9.3125 inches,
- Number of Frets: 12,
- Width at Upper Bout: 5.0625 inches,
- Width at Lower Bout: 6.8125 inches,
- Width at Waist: 4.4375 inches,
- Body Depth: 2.375 inches,
- Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.375 inches,
- Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.6875 inches
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