Kala Ukadelic Taxi Cab Ukulele
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Kala
Ukadelic Taxi Cab Ukulele
Product Info
Article Number:
495362
Brand:
Kala
Model:
Ukadelic Taxi Cab Ukulele
Category:
Soprano Ukuleles
Price:
$21.89
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Kala Ukadelic Taxi Cab is a seriously budget-friendly entry point to the ukulele world. It's perfect for absolute beginners, kids, or anyone wanting a small, portable instrument for casual strumming – don't expect high-end tones, but it's surprisingly fun for the money. The included gigbag is a nice touch for protecting it.
Product Description
- Kala Ukadelic Taxi Cab Ukulele
- Soprano Ukulele
- Top: Poplar
- Back and sides: Poplar
- Neck: Pine
- Fretboard: Laurel
- Scale: 336 mm
- 15 Frets
- Nut and bridge: Synthetic
- Ex-factory stringing: Aquila Super Nylgut
- Total length: 524 mm
- Satin surface
- Colour: Taxi Cab
- Gigbag included
*Note:* Register your product at https://shop.warwick.de/en/warrantyregistration to extend the warranty to 4 years.
PROS
- • Poplar top delivers a surprisingly warm and mellow tone for its price.
- • Aquila Super Nylgut strings offer a comfortable feel and decent projection.
- • The included gigbag provides basic protection for transport and storage.
- • Compact size (336mm scale) makes it ideal for travel or smaller players.
CONS
- • Poplar construction means limited sustain and a less complex tonal palette.
- • Pine neck might exhibit slight movement with humidity changes over time.
- • 15 frets restrict higher register playing; less versatile for advanced players.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Poplar
Back & Sides
Poplar
Size
Soprano (336 mm scale)
Frets
15
Electronics
None (Acoustic)
Weight
Approximately 450 grams (15.9 oz)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pine is softer than mahogany, so humidity control is important, but a properly cared-for neck should be stable for general use.
It's a bit warmer than some brighter, more plastic-sounding instruments; the poplar top gives it a slightly more mellow character.
With only 15 frets, fingerstyle playing will be limited; more experienced players might quickly outgrow its capabilities.
