Mahalo Island Berry Crush Concert Uku
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Mahalo
Island Berry Crush Concert Uku
Product Info
Article Number:
509588
Brand:
Mahalo
Model:
Island Berry Crush Concert Uku
Category:
Concert Ukuleles
Price:
$42.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Mahalo Island Berry Crush is a great entry point for beginners or anyone wanting a fun, affordable ukulele. The basswood body delivers a surprisingly full sound, and the Aquila strings are a pleasure to play. It's perfect for casual strumming and learning basic chords – a solid choice for those on a budget who want something that looks and sounds decent.
Product Description
- Mahalo Island Berry Crush Concert Uku
- Concert Ukulele
- Basswood body
- Jabon neck
- Mahogany fretboard
- Arched back
- Open headstock
- Graph Tech NuBone XB nut
- 16 Frets
- Soft-edge bridge
- Strings: Aquila Super Nylgut
- Nickel plated machine heads with white buttons
- Colour: Berry Crush matt
- Incldues gig bag
PROS
- • Basswood body offers surprisingly warm, balanced tone for the price.
- • Aquila Nylgut strings provide a bright, comfortable playing experience.
- • Arched back design improves projection and resonance.
- • Soft-edge bridge minimizes string dampening and enhances sustain.
CONS
- • Jabon neck, while functional, may exhibit some movement with humidity changes.
- • Open headstock design isn't as precise or stable as geared tuners.
- • Berry Crush finish, while visually appealing, might be prone to scuffs.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Basswood
Back & Sides
Basswood
Size
Concert (approx. 23 in)
Frets
16
Electronics
None
Weight
Approx. 1.2 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The basswood offers a warmer, less bright tone than mahogany; it's more mellow and might require a bit more strumming to project.
They're adequate for basic playing, but frequent tuning will likely be needed, especially for beginners. More serious players might upgrade to geared tuners.
The neck is fairly standard concert size; while not overly wide, it's manageable for most hand sizes, though larger hands might find it slightly snug.
