Dimavery UK-100 Electro-Acoustic Soprano Ukulele

Dimavery UK-100 Electro-Acoustic Soprano Ukulele
Product no: 9000-0065-6333 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The Dimavery UK-100 ukulele has a soprano body size, making it a manageable instrument for both kids and grown-ups with smaller hands. This uke can even be plugged into an amplifier for a big sound and comes with an uber-handy little built-in tuner. Since the body has been shaped using mahogany, the sound of the 12-fret Dimavery UK-100 is balanced and warm, while the good looks are taken care of by white body binding and beautifully finished abalone soundhole rosette.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Bundle contents	not applicable
Ukulele type	soprano
Number of strings	4
Left-handed/right-handed	right-handed
Colour	red
Print/pattern	no
Ukulele sound	traditional (warm)
With pickup	yes
Body construction	laminated
Wood type (soundboard)	mahogany
Wood type (sides)	mahogany
Wood type (back)	mahogany

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	700 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	54,5 x 22,5 x 8,0 cm

Product specifications

Dimavery electro-acoustic ukulele
- model: UK-100
- colour: red
body
- size: soprano
- top: mahogany
- back and sides: mahogany
neck
- material: gaboon
- scale length: 345mm
- fretboard: acacia
- number of frets: 12
- string nut width: 35mm (1.4")
- position markers: yes
hardware
- bridge: acacia
- hardware finish: chrome

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Tuur Uyttenhove June 21, 2021

Wrote the following about Dimavery UK-100 Electro-Acoustic Soprano Ukulele

Sinds ik hem in huis heb speel ik gemiddeld 2uur per dag. Heb geen snaarinstrumentervaring maar naar mijn gevoel komt er een heel fijn geluid uit. eerste twee dagen regelmatig moeten stemmen maar daarna niet meer zo vaak. Via pick-up aangesloten op mijn Digitakt. klinkt goed. (hoge tonen heeft de pick-up het wel moeilijk mee, maar dat kan wel echt aan mijn "speelstijl" liggen)

Wat ik me wel afvraag is als er een snaar breekt hoe ik die moet vervangen.