Ukuleles in stock: Archtops
Ukuleles in stock: Archtops
TENOR ARCHTOP UKULELES
Tenor is the most common of all ukulele sizes on the market... 17 inch scale length, approximately 1 3/4 lbs. complete.
All tops and backs are Carved, not bent! They start out as 3/4 inch stock, and are often only 1/10 inch thin when finished.
Want a closer look at an ukulele? Click on it's picture, and see the details.
All tops and backs are Carved, not bent! They start out as 3/4 inch stock, and are often only 1/10 inch thin when finished.
Want a closer look at an ukulele? Click on it's picture, and see the details.
'Zander' Sold!...
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'Prince'
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'Evalina'
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'Curley Spamango'
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'SHAZAM' TENOR
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Baritone Archtop Ukuleles
****************************************************************************************************************************. In 2018, Raven designed a new Baritone Archtop Ukulele that incorporates two very important features. One, it now fits into a Baritone case. Previously, a slightly longer scale length made it necessary to have a custom case, and... Two: Baritones will now have the more commonly accepted scale length of 19 inches. This should make it easier to find string sets without going into custom sets. Older Baritones here had a scale length of 20 3/8ths, and strings were a small problem. D'Addario Titanium Baritones get the call.
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'CHILUBA'
Baritone Archtop Ukulele $2800 US African Mahogany / Bear Claw Sitka Spruce Sound Port Fishman Pickup Slotted Headstock 20 Frets All Included: $2,800 'Kulu'
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'P.O.P.P.'
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Only one Concert is on hand at this time. She is known as "Isabelle",
These Concert sized Ukulele are my finest work, commonly weighing in at about 1 1/4 pounds Complete. It is not quicker and easier to build something small and perfectly balanced compared to a larger version; it is much harder. And so, I rarely just make a couple and hope you will want it done my way... I wait for Custom Orders.
These Concert sized Ukulele are my finest work, commonly weighing in at about 1 1/4 pounds Complete. It is not quicker and easier to build something small and perfectly balanced compared to a larger version; it is much harder. And so, I rarely just make a couple and hope you will want it done my way... I wait for Custom Orders.
