Flight TUS35 LB Travel Ukulele
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Flight
TUS35 LB Travel Ukulele
Product Info
Article Number:
597083
Brand:
Flight
Model:
TUS35 LB Travel Ukulele
Category:
Soprano Ukuleles
Price:
$49.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This little Flight TUS35 LB is a solid choice if you need a ukulele that can take a beating and won't break the bank. The ABS construction makes it incredibly tough, and the basswood top provides a surprisingly pleasant, if somewhat muted, tone – ideal for beginners or travel.
Product Description
- Flight TUS35 LB Travel Ukulele
- Soprano Ukulele
- Durable and easy to travel with
- Top: Basswood
- Arched back and sides: ABS
- Neck: ABS
- Fingerboard: ABS
- Scale: 355 mm
- Nut width: 35 mm
- 15 Frets
- With zero fret
- Open individual machine heads
- Colour: Light Blue Matte
- Includes gig bag
PROS
- • Basswood top offers a surprisingly warm, mellow tone for the price.
- • ABS construction ensures remarkable durability, perfect for travel and kids.
- • Zero fret improves intonation and provides a consistent string response.
- • Open-gear tuners offer a vintage aesthetic and generally hold tuning well.
CONS
- • ABS construction lacks the acoustic resonance of traditional wood ukuleles.
- • Basswood top can sound a bit 'boxy' compared to mahogany or koa.
- • 355mm scale length limits low-end response and string tension.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Basswood
Back & Sides
ABS Plastic
Size
Soprano (355mm Scale)
Frets
15
Electronics
None
Weight
Approximately 350g
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Frequently Asked Questions
ABS is less resonant than wood, resulting in a quieter, slightly more 'plastic' tone, lacking the complex overtones of traditional ukuleles.
It helps ensure consistent intonation across the fretboard, making it easier to learn and play accurately, which is great for beginners.
While durable, the limited scale length and ABS construction mean it won't offer the same tonal complexity or feel as a higher-end, all-wood ukulele, but it’s very functional for travel.
