Mahalo Hano Concert Trans Blue
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Mahalo
Hano Concert Trans Blue
Product Info
Article Number:
494533
Brand:
Mahalo
Model:
Hano Concert Trans Blue
Category:
Concert Ukuleles
Price:
$53.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Mahalo Hano Concert Trans Blue is a fantastic entry point for beginners or casual players looking for an affordable ukulele. It offers a surprisingly pleasant sound and comfortable feel for the money, making it a great choice for learning basic chords and strumming along to your favorite songs.
Product Description
- Mahalo Hano Concert Trans Blue
- Concert Ukulele
- Body: Sengon
- Neck: Jabon
- Fretboard and bridge: Teak
- Scale length: 379 mm
- 16 Frets
- Gold plated vintage machine heads
- Colour: Trans Blue
- Includes gig bag
PROS
- • Sengon body provides a surprisingly warm and resonant tone for the price.
- • Jabon neck offers comfortable playability, a decent step up from basic models.
- • Teak fretboard and bridge contribute to a cleaner, more articulate sound.
- • Gold-plated machine heads offer smoother tuning stability than standard plastic.
CONS
- • Sengon wood, while decent, lacks the tonal complexity of mahogany or koa.
- • The Trans Blue finish can be prone to minor cosmetic imperfections.
- • Limited fret access beyond the 16th fret restricts higher-register playing.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Sengon
Back & Sides
Sengon
Size
Concert
Frets
16
Electronics
None
Weight
Approximately 1.3 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's noticeably less complex – Koa generally has more overtones and a brighter, more 'projecting' sound, but the Sengon is still quite pleasant.
The gold-plated tuners are a nice touch and offer better stability than many ukuleles in this price range, though they’re not quite as precise as higher-end options.
The Jabon neck has a fairly standard C-shape profile, which should be comfortable for most hand sizes, though it's not particularly wide or thin.
