Harley Benton is no stranger to the ukulele game. Its range of paradise-inducing mini-strummers already includes a DIY Concert Ukulele Kit and pair of Hawaiian artwork-adorned models, to name a few, and it's expanded further with the all-new UK-12 Stain Ash.
With a body crafted from stained ash wood – as its name suggests – this new soprano-sized addition boasts a basswood neck with a 17-fret roseacer fingerboard, a single black body binding and an ABS nut and saddle.
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Other features include a body-matched headstock, black button tuners and side-positioned fret markers at frets five, seven, 10 and 12. Each purchase also comes with a gigbag.
Available in a rainbow of finishes, including Blue, Red, Natural, Green, Yellow, Purple, the UK-12 Stain Ash retails at an astonishing $27.
For more information, head to Harley Benton.
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