Kala Banjo Ukulele
The banjo ukulele is recognized for its distinctive tone and ability to project sound in solo and ensemble settings. The banjo ukulele was originally designed by Alvin Keech in 1917 and was popularized by musicians such as George Formby and Roy Smeck. George Harrison favored the instrument in later years and recorded his song “Any Road” on banjo uke.
The Kala US banjo ukulele featuresvintage styling, a slim contoured mahogany neck, pau ferro fretboard, figured maple headstock overlay and a Remo 8” Banjo Head along with the highest quality North American sourced brass hardware and shells.
US-BNJ-MAPL-C Concert Banjo Ukulele
- Remo Weatherking Banjo Head
- 8” hoop diameter
- Maple
- Closed back design
- Concert scale length (14 ¾”)
- Nickel plated brass hardware
- Warm, vintage tone
- Maple bridge with ebony cap
- Deluxe geared tuners with black buttons
