Video Review: Fender Ukulele Hau'oli
Here's a video demo along with a song performance that includes a run through of product features of this cool, fun instrument.
Acoustic Nation editor Laura B. Whitmore talks features and then performs an original song on this ukulele that we're giving away during the month of April 2014!
Fender®'s ukuleles feature a new bracing patterns, arched backs, thicker fingerboards, thinner headstocks, bone nuts and non-compensated bone saddles, and thinner finishes.
- This mahogany laminated model features:
- A concert shape
- Tele headstock
- Scalloped Fan bracing
- Acrylic abalone rosette
- 19 frets
- Rosewood bridge
- and more!
We're giving one of these away during the month of April 2014. So check out the video and then sign up for a chance to win!
Find out more about the Fender Ukulele Hau'oli at fender.com
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Acoustic Nation is written by Laura B. Whitmore, a music industry marketing veteran, music journalist and editor, who has contributed to Parade.com, Guitar World, and others. She has interviewed hundreds of musicians and hosts the She Rocks Podcast. As the founder of the Women’s International Music Network, she advocates for women in the music industry and produces the annual She Rocks Awards. She is the Senior Vice President of Marketing for Positive Grid, making the world safe for guitar exploration everywhere! A guitarist and singer/songwriter, Laura is currently co-writing an album of pop songs that empower and energize girls.
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