Fender Dhani Harrison Ukulele Tq
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Dhani Harrison Ukulele Tq
Product Info
Article Number:
510681
Brand:
Fender
Model:
Dhani Harrison Ukulele Tq
Category:
Tenor Ukuleles
Price:
$251.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Dhani Harrison signature uke is a solid choice for players wanting a good-sounding, amplified tenor. The Ovangkol construction gives it a richer tone than many entry-level models, and the Fender preamp is a convenient bonus. It's ideal for singer-songwriters or anyone looking for a versatile, easily amplified ukulele with a unique aesthetic.
Product Description
- Fender Dhani Harrison Ukulele Tq
- Tenor Ukulele with Pickup
- Dhani Harrison Signature Model
- Size: Thinline
- Top: solid Ovangkol
- Back and sides: Ovangkol
- Neck: NATO
- Fretboard: Ovangkol
- Phases of the moon fretboard inlays
- Back with engraving
- Scale: 432 mm
- Nut width: 35 mm (1.375")
- 19 Frets
- Pickup with Fender Designed UKE Preamp
- Walnut bridge
- Finish: Open-pored
- Colour: Turquoise transparent
- Incldues a gig bag
PROS
- • Solid Ovangkol top delivers a surprisingly warm, resonant tone.
- • NATO neck offers comfortable playability and good stability.
- • Fender UKE preamp provides clean amplified sound, easy to shape.
- • Unique phases of the moon inlays add a distinctive, artistic flair.
CONS
- • Ovangkol can be a bit dense, resulting in a slightly heavier ukulele.
- • The NATO neck, while stable, lacks the premium feel of mahogany or koa.
- • The onboard preamp, while functional, might be a limiting factor for advanced users.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Ovangkol
Back & Sides
Ovangkol
Size
Tenor, Thinline
Frets
19
Electronics
Fender Designed UKE Preamp
Weight
Approximately 1.25 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ovangkol generally produces a darker, more focused tone with less 'sparkle' than mahogany, offering a warmer, more mature sound.
It's perfectly usable for recording, but you'll likely want to EQ it to compensate for its inherent brightness and character.
NATO is relatively stable, so it's less prone to dramatic movement with humidity changes, but regular maintenance is still important.
