Web: #869
Serial #27944
The Kanileʻa HNS P T Tenor Pineapple Ukulele is Kanile'a's groundbreaking pineapple ukulele with abalone shell honu inlays. This is a tenor size, made with solid Hawaiian Koa and featuring the Kanile'a unique ebony folk guitar style tweezer bridge. Comes equipped with Kanileʻa original geared tuners and a high UV gloss finish on the body. This ukulele also features the signature Kanile'a Pineapple logo on the headstock. Kanile'a ukuleles are known for producing a sweet tone and a well balanced resonance across all frequencies due to their Tru-redesign bracing system.
It comes with Kanile'a original carrying case.
* The photo of the ukulele is the actual ukulele.
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Features:
・ Koa Pineapple logo on ebony head plate
・ Solid Hawaiian koa body
・ Tru-redesign bracing system
・ NuBone nut and saddle
・ Mother of pearl fret markers (3rd, 5th, 7th, 10th, 12th, and 15th fret)
・ Mother of pearl side markers (3rd, 5th, 7th, 10th, 12th, and 15th fret)
・ Kanileʻa original geared tuners
・ Ebony tweezer bridge
・ UV high gloss finish
・ Worth Fluorocarbon string (high G)
・ Country of origin: United States (Hawaii)
| Specifications | |
| Head plate | Ebony |
| Tuners | Kanileʻa Geared |
| Nut |
NuBone |
| Fretboard |
Ebony |
| Fret Markers |
Mother of Pearl |
| Side Markers |
Mother of Pearl |
| Neck |
Mahogany |
| Soundboard | Solid Hawaiian Koa |
| Body Back and Sides |
Solid Hawaiian Koa |
| Body Binding |
N/A |
| Body Purfling |
N/A |
| Rosette |
N/A |
| Bridge |
Ebony |
| Saddle |
NuBone |
| Strings | Worth Fluorocarbon (High G) |
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Size |
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| Full Length |
67.4 cm |
| Full Body Width |
24.0 cm |
| Body Thickness (Lower Bout) |
7.0 cm |
| Scale Length |
43.3 cm |
| Neck Thickness (Near Nut) |
1.6 cm |
| Nut Width |
3.8 cm |
| Total Number of Frets |
19 |
| Joins at | 14th fret |
| Weight |
640 g |
| * Dimensions and weight are actual measurements of the sample ukulele. There may be slight variance between each individual item. |
Accessories:
Hard case
* The photo of the ukulele is the actual ukulele.