Hadean Bass Uke UKBV-20 SB

$299.95

If you can play the bass, then you can play this ukulele!

Set up with the same notes as a full size bass guitar (E, A, D, G), this portable bass ukulele is a joy to play

The included preamp for amplified use is configured with knobs for volume, bass, and treble control

The installed Aquila Nylgut strings absorb less moisture to assure tuning stability and provide increased accuracy of fret-intonation

Rosewood fretboard

White pearloid pickguard

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Bass Ukulele!

Set up with the same notes as a full size bass guitar (E, A, D, G), this portable bass ukulele is a joy to play

The included preamp for amplified use is configured with knobs for volume, bass,and treble control

The installed Aquila Thundergut strings absorb less moisture to assure tuning stability and provide increased accuracy of fret-intonation

Rosewood fretboard

Entire body (top back and sides) is crafted from maple wood

Specifications

Measurements

Overall length: 31"

Scale length: 20"

Length of body: 14""

Thickness of body: 3 3/4"

Width of upper bout: 7 1/2"

Width of lower bout: 10 5/8"

Aquila Nylgut string size: .085, .105, .145, .185

Width of neck at the nut: 1 13/16"

Width of neck at the 9th fret: 2 1/8"

Thickness of neck at the nut: 11/16"

Thickness of neck at 9th fret: 7/8"

Weight: only 4 pounds!

Customer Comments

Absolutely incredible bass...and I can actually handle it...and play it...first bass I've ever picked up and could handle...thank you so so much...it's so beautiful
👍duckie

FAQ

It is worthy to note that when you plug a jack into the output, it activates the battery. Thus if you leave your instrument with the jack plugged in, the battery will drain unnecessarily.
Some people ask advice on where to adjust the bass, middle, and treble knobs. It really is a matter of personal preference. Play with it and see what you like. Since it is technically a bass ukulele, to make it sing like a bass we suggest adjusting the bass knob higher (around 2:00 if you are comparing the knob to the face of a clock), the middle knob in the middle (noon), and the treble knob lower (around 9:00). But you know what sounds right – just experiment and discover what the best zones are for you.