Ohana SK-10PL

Soprano Light Purple Mahogany Laminate

Ukulele / Uke

Inventory # 558

My personal go-to uke is my SK-10.  It is a blue one and was given to me as a gift and though I have access to hundreds of ukes, the SK-10 is the one I grab most often! I love it!  The laminate makes for a very stable uke, so I can take it anywhere and I am not worried about variation in temperature or humidity effecting my uke.  The construction, however, is so light that though it is a laminate uke, it is very resonant and has a nice full tone with good projection.  It also has REALLY nice frets for a 'starter uke'.  Then for fun, this uke comes in fun colors!  So when people ask about what uke they should get to learn on, I always say they cant go wrong with an SK-10.  The sound and intonation is spot on and helps the beginner uker to feel successful!

I sell these for a little more than other dealers, BUT... it is because I will set it up and that takes time. I set up your uke to make sure your action is good and your frets are even and your uke is buzz free. I work just as much time on low-price ukes as I do high-price ukes.  Every uke gets my personal attention.

Ohana offers unique and well-made ukuleles.  It is a favorite brand in the ukulele community and is very well-respected!  They have high quality standards.  You are going to love your Ohana ukulele!  If you have any questions, let me know!

Mass produced ukuleles come with "factory settings".  There is no time to set the uke up for the individual buyer. Often they err on the side of high-action (strings are high over the fretboard) .  I take personal time with each uke I sell.  All ukes get a nut and saddle adjustment.  They are also checked for fret buzzes, intonation problems, and other issues that can be resolved in the set-up process.  The action is lowered to an ideal and comfortable level.  You can feel the difference between a non-set up uke and a uke that has been through the "Mim Set Up Process".  I have repeat customers world-wide because I have worked hard to have the reputation that a uke from Mim is going to be "right".   The set-up process can cost a lot through your local luthier and often they do not know the specifics that go into a good uke set-up.  I only sell ukuleles, so my set-ups are custom tailored to your uke, the brand of uke you purchase, and the uke size.  If you need a uke set-up Low G, or Lefty, let me know.  I can do that for you... no charge!  I set up the uke for YOU the buyer and ukulele player!

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