Flight GUT350 SP/SAP Guitarlele
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Flight
GUT350 SP/SAP Guitarlele
Product Info
Article Number:
494960
Brand:
Flight
Model:
GUT350 SP/SAP Guitarlele
Category:
Alternative Design Ukuleles
Price:
$108.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Flight GUT350 is a neat little instrument – a hybrid between a ukulele and a guitar. It's surprisingly resonant for its size and price, offering a unique voice for players wanting a slightly different feel than a standard uke. Ideal for beginners or those seeking a portable, approachable instrument with a warmer tone than a typical soprano ukulele.
Product Description
- Flight GUT350 SP/SAP Guitarlele
- Guitarlele
- Top: Spruce
- Back and sides: Sapele
- Neck: Okoume
- Fretboard and bridge: Walnut
- Nut and saddle: Bone
- Nut width: 48 mm
- 18 Frets
- ADGCEA tuning
- Colour: Natural
- Includes gig bag
PROS
- • Spruce top delivers a surprisingly bright and articulate voice
- • Sapele back & sides add warmth and sustain, nicely balanced
- • Okoume neck provides comfortable playability and good resonance
- • Bone nut & saddle contribute to improved tone and intonation
CONS
- • ADGCEA tuning limits versatility compared to standard ukulele or guitar
- • Sapele can be a bit prone to cracking in very dry climates
- • The natural finish shows fingerprints and minor scratches easily
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Spruce
Back & Sides
Sapele
Size
Guitarlele (approx. 23 in)
Frets
18
Electronics
None
Weight
Approx. 1.8 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The longer scale length and bone nut/saddle generally improve intonation, but it's still not as precise as a high-end ukulele.
Yes, the Okoume neck has a more guitar-like profile, making it feel familiar and easy to play for those accustomed to guitars.
It’s a different tuning, so there will be a learning curve, but the layout is similar enough that a ukulele player should adapt fairly quickly.
