JSM-UK-SYS-Tenor Size Ukulele

JSM UK-SYS

The JSM UK-SYS Tenor Ukulele isn’t just about affordability; it offers a comfortable playing experience with a decent sound.

Specifications:

• Size: Tenor (larger body than soprano ukuleles)
  • Benefits: Fuller, richer sound, greater projection, potentially easier fretting for larger hands.
• Scale Length: Not officially specified (typical tenor scale length is around 17″ to 19″)
  • Benefit (assumed): More space between frets for easier playing.
• Body Material: Likely sapele or mahogany (exact wood not always disclosed)
  • Benefits: Warmth, resonance, durability.
• Neck Material: Not specified (mahogany is common)
• Fretboard Material: Rosewood or ebony (common for ukuleles)
  • Benefit: Smooth playing surface, contributes to warm tone (especially rosewood).
• Number of Frets: 18 (common for tenor ukuleles)
  • Benefit: More tonal options and playing possibilities.
• Finish: Natural or matte (depending on retailer)
  • Benefit: Simple aesthetic showcasing wood grain, helps prevent fingerprints (matte finish).
• Bridge Material: Not specified (rosewood or plastic common)
• Machine Heads: Silver chrome die-cast (for smooth tuning adjustments)
• Strings: Standard 4-string ukulele configuration (material likely nylon or fluorocarbon)
• Accessories (may vary): Carrying bag, extra strings

Additional Considerations:

• While the exact wood types are not always confirmed, the construction quality is generally considered decent for the price point.
• The sleek design with a natural or matte finish enhances the ukulele’s visual appeal.
• This ukulele is ideal for beginners due to its comfortable size (with potential adjustment period) and potentially included instructional materials (availability may vary).
• Intermediate players will appreciate the tenor size’s expanded playing options and richer sound.

In essence, the JSM UK-SYS Tenor Ukulele offers a blend of affordability, playability, and decent sound for ukulele players of various levels seeking a comfortable and warm-sounding instrument.