Mahalo Hawaii Blue Ukulele
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Mahalo
Hawaii Blue Ukulele
Product Info
Article Number:
418027
Brand:
Mahalo
Model:
Hawaii Blue Ukulele
Category:
Soprano Ukuleles
Price:
$36.30
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Mahalo Hawaii Blue is a great entry point for absolute beginners or kids just starting out with the ukulele. It's bright and fun-sounding, and the included bag is a nice touch. Don't expect a professional-grade instrument, but it's surprisingly well-equipped for its price point.
Product Description
- Mahalo Hawaii Blue Ukulele
- Soprano Ukulele
- Laminated body: Sengon (Albizzia falcata)
- Neck: Janbon (Anthocephalus chinensis)
- Fretboard: Mahogany (Swietenia mahagoni)
- 12 Frets
- Gold-plated machine heads with black buttons
- Colour: Blue with Hawaii design
- Bag included
PROS
- • Bright, cheerful tone suitable for Hawaiian and folk styles.
- • Gold-plated machine heads offer surprisingly smooth and reliable tuning.
- • Included gig bag provides basic protection for transport and storage.
- • Sengon body offers a decent amount of projection for a soprano uke.
CONS
- • Janbon neck is a less desirable wood, potentially impacting sustain.
- • Laminated construction limits tonal complexity compared to solid wood.
- • Fretwork is likely to be basic, requiring possible adjustment for optimal playability.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Sengon (Albizzia falcata)
Back & Sides
Laminated Sengon (Albizzia falcata)
Size
23 in
Frets
12
Electronics
None
Weight
17 oz
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Frequently Asked Questions
The soprano size is compact, so fret spacing is tighter, which can be a bit challenging for larger hands but manageable for children.
The gold machine heads help, but it won't hold a tune as consistently as a higher-end model—expect to tune it more frequently.
It’s purely cosmetic; the design doesn’t impact the ukulele's acoustic properties.
