Models

Audiovox Model 736 Bass Fiddle

Early solid-body electric bass guitar

A solid-body, fretted electric bass guitar developed by Paul Tutmarc and marketed by his Audiovox Manufacturing Company in Seattle from around 1936. With four strings, a roughly 30.5-inch scale, and a single pickup, it is widely regarded as the first electric bass guitar, predating the Fender Precision Bass by about fifteen years.

Kiwaya KTS-5

All-solid mahogany soprano ukulele model

Japan

The Kiwaya KTS-5 is an Artist Series all-solid mahogany soprano ukulele made in Japan. Modeled on vintage Martin sopranos, it has a solid mahogany body, ebony fingerboard and bridge, bone nut and saddle, and Gotoh tuners, and is prized for its warm, projecting tone.

Kamaka HF-1

Soprano standard ukulele

Ukulele · United States

Kamaka's soprano standard ukulele model, part of its Hawaiian ukulele line.

Romero Creations Tiny Tenor

Tenor-scale travel ukulele model

The Romero Creations Tiny Tenor is a tenor-scale ukulele built to the overall length of a concert, designed by Pepe Romero Jr. for portability without sacrificing tenor tone. It uses a 17-inch tenor scale with fourteen frets to the body and is offered in several tonewoods, including mahogany, koa, and spruce.

Magic Fluke The Fluke

Concert ukulele model

United States

The Fluke is a concert-scale ukulele made by The Magic Fluke Company in the USA since 1999. It combines a wood soundboard and neck with a durable injection-molded thermoplastic body that lets the ukulele stand on its end, and is offered with laminate or solid wood tops.

Martin 0XK Concert Uke

Concert-size X Series ukulele

Ukulele · Mexico

A concert-size Martin ukulele with koa-pattern high-pressure laminate construction.