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Ortega Prism Series RUPR-IVY Tenor Ukulele Ivy Fade

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This tenor-sized ukulele features a flamed maple top, back and sides, and golden single tuning machines. The Prism Series Ukuleles are strung with our own Ortega Guitars UWN-4-TE strings and come with a FREE deluxe gig bag. Ivy finish.
Open Box Ortega Prism Series RUPR-IVY Tenor Ukulele Level 1 Ivy Fade
Open Box Ortega Prism Series RUPR-IVY Tenor Ukulele Level 1 Ivy Fade
Open Box Ortega Prism Series RUPR-IVY Tenor Ukulele Level 1 Ivy Fade

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  • Tenor uke with flamed maple back and top
  • Plywood construction
  • Ortega UWNY-4-TE strings
  • .028 / .038 / .032 / .026
  • Ortega Uke Bridge

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  • Wood, top: flamed maple
  • Finish, top: gloss
  • Wood, back: flamed maple
  • Finish, back: gloss
  • Wood, neck: maple
  • Finish, neck: gloss
  • Wood, fretboard: walnut
  • Wood, bridge: walnut
  • Tuners: Ortega, gold plated
  • Frets: 18
  • Binding, body: Walnut
  • Scale length: 432
  • Rosette: Abalone style

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  • Yea it's a good ukulele

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byPayton M

    fromLittle Rock, AR

    So I used my friends brand new one to know whether I'd like it before I bought it and I loved it. As of right now mine has not yet come in, which is my only downside to this, but the tone is amazing, it stays in tune well, i'm not too sure if he kept the strings it came with default but if he did they're some really good solid strings. Tunes well and it feels really nice. Neck feels a little bigger than a standard tenor, I may be wrong but it certainly is a good ukulele. Bottom line, I absolutely would recommend this

  • Not my favorite uke in my collection but....

    4

    submitted6 years ago

    byStacia

    fromBoston MA

    Not my favorite, but I'm breaking in the strings. If you are looking to invest in a first uke that isn't novelty I would direct you towards a fender montecito unless you are specifically looking for a bright bright bright sounding uke. It does have a bigger neck feel than my other tenors which takes getting used to.

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