Size: Tenor
Number of Strings: 4
Color: Natural Wood
Finish: Satin
Top Material: Mahogany
Back & Sides Material: Mahogany
Neck Material: Mahogany
Fingerboard Material: Composite
Fingerboard Inlay: Dots
Number of Frets: 18
Scale Length: 15.25″
Tuners: Open Gear
Nut Material: Plastic
Nut Width: 1.37″
Saddle Material: Plastic
Strings: Aquila New Nylgut Concert 7U
Included Padded bag, picks , extra set of Strings and strap
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Piya Rahman –
Bass tone of this ukulele is best. Very nice build quality from cordoba!!! Recommended
Helal Uddin –
AMAZING!
I ordered this uke two days ago and already received it! The shipping was fast and my uke was packed very nicely. I opened the box up and there were some packets about the company and if i were to have a problem with my instrument which is very helpful! And the actual ukulele itself is absolutely AMAZING! The sound is beautiful and very full. The quality of the instrument is also very nice. Thank you!
Jaber Islam –
first uke, first love
ok, this is my first uke, and I’m totally enamored, but sound is full, tone is clear, finish and details are lovely – Thank you Ukulele Center and Meghon bhai
Kingsuk Chowdhury –
I was very excited when I first saw it. I always wanted a ukulele. This Cordoba concert ukulele is so beautiful with the Mahogany design. When I started playing with it, it has such a great sound. The size of it is just perfect for me.
Jubayer Rahman –
Wow this is very easy to play. I got the tenor one. It sounds so good too. I was worried the action was gonna be too high where the fretboard meets the body cuz I had another one that was a concert size but my finger always got caught on the A sting on the upstrum but that’s not a problem with this one.
Karun Afreen –
This is a beautifully built ukulele. I actually purchased a few of these over the last few months for friends and they all sound wonderful. Crisp, clear ring when you strum or fingerpick, and the intonation is spot on. The concert (the only size I purchased) sounds less Hawaiian-y than a typical soprano uke. All of the Cordoba 15CMs I purchased sounded good, but there were definitely differences in the setup. A couple of them had fairly high action that hurt my fingers after several minutes of playing. The one I kept for myself had a perfect action out of the box that did not have to be adjusted; I can play for hours without any pain in my fingertips. The finish was slightly different from uke to uke; some being more glossy and some being more matte, and the binding around the edge was sometimes very squared off, and sometimes rounded. Strangely enough, each uke weighed a different amount and had a different balance. The one I kept felt the most balanced, while the others had relatively heavy headstocks, and tended to tip more easily. I don’t think that you’d notice this if you only had one, but I definitely noticed when I tried different ones. Most importantly, I’m happy to say that all of ukueles I tried stayed in tune very, very well. I make small adjustments every few times I play, but otherwise compared to other ukulele models I’ve tried, I’m very impressed with the Cordoba’s ability to stay in tune. I do wish that the setup/finish was a bit more consistent, but I’d recommend this little uke to anyone who’s looking for a solid instrument!
Olivia kamin –
Often beginners end up with cheap instruments and then give up playing because the instrument is too difficult to play. Finding a quality instrument for a good price is difficult to find. This seems easy to play. Not the top of the line as far as having a solid top, back and sides, but sounds pretty good and plays fairly easy. I’ve played multiple instruments for over 50 years and played in studio and in touring bands. This instrument is decent for the beginner.