BLEM - Amara Tri-Top Baritone Ukulele w/ Cutaway & EQ
$149
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A “blem” instrument is fully functional and playable but may have one or more cosmetic imperfections, such as scratches, dings, discoloration, marks on the binding, cloudy finish, a visible heel gap, missing or discolored F-hole binding, or other visible flaws. Depending on the instrument, it may also include added electronics, added or removed strap buttons, or be fitted with nonstandard strings. Instruments in this section are offered at a discount due to these blemishes or variations. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, please contact us within 10 days to return it for a refund. Cost of shipping applies.
The Amara Tri-Top series is a modestly priced, performance-ready ukulele that doesn’t sacrifice on visual appeal. This series features a striking dark palette with Amara back and sides. A central mahogany stripe beautifully contrasts the Amara top, creating a truly distinctive look. A Florentine cutaway provides upper fret access and extra aesthetic appeal. Each model comes equipped with a Kala Active EQ for plugged-in play, the baritone model uses the time tested Aquila Super Nylgut® strings.
Bag and Case Information
Specs
| Size: | Baritone |
| Top: | Amara with Mahogany Stripe |
| Back & Sides: | Amara |
| Neck: | Meranti |
| Finish: | Open-Pore Satin |
| Fingerboard: | Rosewood |
| Headstock: | Standard |
| Nut & Saddle: | Graphtech Tusq |
| Tuners: | Open Gear |
| Truss Rod: | Yes |
| Strings: | Aquila Super Nylgut®w/ Wound D & G |
| Electronics: | Kala Active EQ |
| Cutaway: | Florentine |
| Strap Button: | Lower Bout |
Measurements
Scale Length: 20.1875 inches, Overall Instrument Length: 30.375 inches, Body Length: 14.0 inches, Number of Frets: 18, Width at Upper Bout: 7.75 inches, Width at Lower Bout: 10.4375 inches, Width at Waist: 6.625 inches, Body Depth: 3.1875 inches, Fingerboard Width at Nut: 1.5 inches, Fingerboard width at neck/body joint: 1.875 inches
- EKEric K.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 months agoHappy Faddah!
My father is one of the few remaining Hawaiian Musicians in the mainland from his era. He’s seen a lot of instruments in his day, but has never been one to go out and break the bank. He loves this baritone that we got him for Father’s Day, which is in my opinion the best Ukulele Series for the dollar ever built. My son has the concert version of this, I have the tenor version of this, and my dad now has the baritone. We love the look we love the sound we love the features, etc. etc.! two of the six musicians in the group I play with use the same baritone and swear by it!
