Córdoba Debuts New 21 Series Ukuleles
Córdoba has debuted its new 21 Series ukuleles. The ukuleles feature solid spruce tops and striped ebony back and sides for a guitar-inspired look and sound.
The ukuleles feature a satin finish, hand-inlaid wooden rope rosette, and matching purfling. The striped ebony features a high-contrast wood grain pattern, making each ukulele unique.
Each 21 Series ukulele is available in four sizes from soprano to baritone, and with a tenor cutaway-electric option.
21S (Soprano): $179.99 MAP • $235 MSRP
21C (Concert): $189.99 MAP • $245 MSRP
21T (Tenor): $199.99 MAP • $260 MSRP
21T-CE (Tenor with Electronics): $229.99 MAP • $300 MSRP
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21B (Baritone): $209.99 MAP • $270 MSRP
For more info, stop by cordobaguitars.com.
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