Ortega NEO-U-TGB-L
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Ortega
NEO-U-TGB-L
Product Info
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This Ortega NEO-U-TGB-L is a solid choice for the left-handed player looking for a well-equipped tenor ukulele. The solid okoume body provides a pleasing warmth, while the flamed maple top offers a touch of brightness and the built-in pickup makes it easy to plug in and play—perfect for gigging or recording.
Product Description
- Ortega NEO-U-TGB-L
- Tenor Ukulele with Pickup
- Left-handed model
- With cutaway
- Body: Solid Okoume
- Top: Flamed maple
- Neck: Maple
- Binding: Purpleheart
- Scale: 430 mm (16.93")
- Nut width: 35 mm (1.38")
- Pickup: MagusExpress/U
- rechargeable
- Matte black machine heads
- Black hardware
- Colour: Transparent
- Includes Neo gig bag
PROS
- • Okoume body provides a warm, resonant tone with surprising projection.
- • Flamed maple top adds a touch of visual flair and a bright, articulate sparkle.
- • MagusExpress/U pickup system delivers a usable amplified tone with minimal feedback.
- • Purpleheart binding adds a classy aesthetic touch and enhances the instrument’s overall feel.
CONS
- • Okoume, while good, isn't as tonally complex as more premium woods like koa.
- • Matte black hardware can show fingerprints and smudges more easily.
- • The scale length, while standard for tenor, might feel a bit long for absolute beginners.
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Key Features
Top Wood
Flamed Maple
Back & Sides
Okoume
Size
Tenor
Frets
19
Electronics
MagusExpress/U Pickup (rechargeable)
Weight
1.3 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a very competent system, offering a natural sound without excessive harshness; it's a good balance of quality and affordability.
Okoume is generally stable, but like any solid wood instrument, it’s best to avoid extreme temperature and humidity changes to prevent issues.
Yes, the cutaway provides much better access to the 12th to 17th frets, making those higher notes easier to reach and play.
