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The Kohala KO-T Kine'O tenor ukulele is a perfect instrument for carrying with you in all your adventures. Its modest size and dependable performance mean it's easy to carry and won't let you down when you're in the middle of a beach party or jam. Crafted with linden wood and geared tuning machines, this tenor ukulele has the power to crack a smile on any face it encounters.

A tenor ukulele is slightly larger than the concert size and has greater volume and tone than smaller ukuleles. It's a great choice size for most performing soloists.

A case is sold separately.
Kohala KO-T Kine'O Tenor Ukulele Satin Natural

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  • Tenor size
  • Linden wood construction
  • Geared tuning machines
  • Kohala instruction booklet included
  • Case sold separately

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2 Reviews

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of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Great Uke for the money!!
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  1. Action very high1
  2. Very poor tuners1
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Reviewed by 2 customers

  • Great Uke for the money!!

    5

    submitted2 years ago

    byAlex

    fromRochester, NY

    This ukulele is great for beginners and advanced players alike. I am a guitar player, and found the transition to the ukulele very easy using this instrument. The sound is great and I don't know if the other person that reviewed this just simply got unlucky, but the one that I have has nice low action, and the tuners tend to keep it in tune for a while. I would recommend this one for sure.

  • Not good

    1

    submitted7 years ago

    byRich

    fromRaleigh, NC

    The tuners were such poor quality that I could not tune the intsrument at all. They were visibly cheap and very roughly made. They turned only with extreme effort and with a grinding feel and only sometimes tightened the string. The action was very high at the body, over 1/4 inch, leading me to believe that the neck was warped. I couldn't tell the tone, because I could never play it in tune. The finish on the instrument, however, was beautiful. A shame.

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