Description

Where gorgeous design meets stunning sound — the Lanikai Flame Maple Tenor ukulele is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, built in China and decorated in a Satin Natural finish. It features a flame maple laminate top, back and sides, which is admired for it's grain figuring, with a bright tone and a slightly fuller mid-range sound.

This uke also features a maple thin U-profile with a comfortable walnut fingerboard on top, offering an excelled playability and eye-catching delight — all surrounded by a single-ply natural Bloodwood binding. For extra support, the chrome strap buttons give you safety while playing, while the Bloodwood single band rosette gives a decorative match to the flame maple top. Check out the beauty of the Lanikai Flame Maple Tenor ukulele, available now at Replay Guitar Exchange!

As always, feel free to contact our store for more details, or with any questions.

Weight: 1 lbs. 4 oz.
Neck material: maple
Scale length: 17"
Nut width: 1.472"
Fingerboard radius: flat
Neck shape: thin U
Fingerboard material: walnut
Frets: 17
Country of origin: China
Gig bag included
Replay Guitar Exchange

Replay Guitar Exchange

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Lanikai
Brand New
FlameMapleNatural
8 Years
$209
Replay Guitar Exchange
Any Staff Member
813-254-8880
Tampa, Florida
9:05 AM
Monday - Friday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday: Closed

We accept all major credit cards and PayPal via our website, telephone, or in-store. We also offer no-interest financing options such as PayPal (on-line) and Synchrony Credit (in-store).

Free shipping on all orders! We ship to the continental US only --no international shipping. We typically ship via UPS Ground, but some smaller packages (like strings) will go US Postal Service.

You may return your purchase for a full refund within 14 days provided it is returned in the same condition with the original packaging, accessories, and documentation. Otherwise, a re-stocking fee may be assessed. Buyer is responsible for return shipping unless we have made some type of error.