For the price, it is an outstanding instrument. Based on that, I ended up purchasing a Mele solid Mahogany Tenor Ukulele, and am very pleased with it. It looks great, with a lot of attention to detail in the construction. It sounds great (even with me playing), and the neck is very comfortable.
Are Mele ukuleles made in Hawaii?
Mele Ukuleles are handmade on Maui, Hawai’i with beautiful craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Where are ukes made?
Hawaii
Meanwhile, the ukulele is still thriving in its place of origin, Hawaii, where it maintains its status as the state instrument. It’s hardly surprising that some of the world’s best ukuleles are still made in Hawaii.
Where are Mele ukes made?
Maui
Mele Ukuleles are handmade on Maui, Hawai’i with beautiful craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Are flight ukuleles made in China?
Our ukuleles are designed in Slovenia (a small country in Central Europe), but are generally made in China, although some of our ukuleles are made in Indonesia and Hawaii.
Why choose a mele ukulele?
Mele Ukuleles – designed for great sound! Each Mele ukulele is designed to offer excellent playability.
What is the best solid wood ukulele?
Mele Ukulele – the web’s best source of quality hand-made solid wood ukuleles Our ukuleles feature great tone and playability, top quality Hawaiian koa and other fine SOLID tone woods, and detailed inlay work. For nearly 30 years, Mele Ukulele continues to offer what can be considered among the best values in musical instruments today.
What is the best ukulele for touring?
It’s a professional ukulele, perfect for touring musicians, and the Hawaiian koa wood it is made out of gives an incredibly authentic tone. Kala continues to push the envelope. As well as making new models all the time, they’re branching into other instruments including percussion.
What ukulele do top Hawaiian musicians use?
You will find Mele Ukuleles as the ukulele of choice by top Hawaiian entertainers and world famous musicians like Joe Walsh, John Fogerty, Jesse Colin Young, Steve Miller, Mick Fleetwood, Colin Hay (Men at Work), Sammy Hagar, James Hetfield, and members of Bonnie Raitt, Bon Jovi and Jimmy Buffet’s bands.
