Risa Uke-Solid-Concert
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Risa
Uke-Solid-Concert
Product Info
Article Number:
297216
Brand:
Risa
Model:
Uke-Solid-Concert
Category:
Concert Ukuleles
Price:
$328.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Risa Concert Uke is a solid choice for players wanting a well-built, amplified ukulele with a bright, articulate voice. The all-maple construction and Shadow Piezo system make it surprisingly versatile, perfect for singer-songwriters and those looking for a crisp, modern ukulele tone.
Product Description
- Risa Uke-Solid-Concert
- Electric Ukulele
- Concert model
- Stained one-piece maple body
- neck and fretboard
- 15 Frets
- 385 mm Scale
- Integrated passive Shadow Piezo pickups
- Banjo-style machine heads
- Possible tunings: G-C-E-A
- A-D-F#-H or G-D-A-E
- Dimensions: 48.5 x 8 cm
- Colour: Natural matt
- Includes gig bag
PROS
- • Solid maple construction delivers a surprisingly warm, focused tone.
- • Shadow Piezo pickups offer clear amplification without excessive quack.
- • Banjo-style tuners provide precise and stable tuning adjustments.
- • One-piece maple neck enhances sustain and contributes to a comfortable feel.
CONS
- • The 385mm scale length may feel cramped for players accustomed to longer instruments.
- • Maple’s bright tone might lack the warmth desired for certain genres like Hawaiian music.
- • Limited fretboard space restricts advanced playing techniques and soloing possibilities.
Product Video
Key Features
Top Wood
Maple
Back & Sides
Maple
Size
Concert
Frets
15
Electronics
Shadow Piezo (passive)
Weight
1.3 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Maple provides a brighter, more focused tone with less inherent warmth than mahogany, offering a distinct, modern ukulele sound.
Yes, they offer a clean amplified signal suitable for both live performance and recording, though a preamp might be beneficial for very loud stages.
You'll comfortably reach up to the 12th fret, but accessing the 13th and 14th can be a little tight, limiting some higher-register playing.
