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The Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE is your ticket to a world of captivating melodies and island vibes. Crafted for both seasoned strummers and ambitious beginners, this ukulele promises a sonic experience that’s as vibrant and joyful as a tropical sunrise. With its myrtlewood body, this concert-sized beauty delivers a rich, warm tone that's perfectly suited for both casual play and professional performances. Myrtlewood, sourced from the Pacific Northwest, imbues the ukulele with a tonal palette that is both bright and resonant, making it ideal for exploring a variety of musical styles.

Designed with the performing musician in mind, this ukulele is not just about stunning acoustics. Its onboard Breedlove UK-T1 electronics ensure that your sound remains crystal-clear and full-bodied whether you're playing unplugged or through an amp. The convenience of a built-in digital tuner means you can keep your performance pitch-perfect without the clutter of external tuners.

The Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE features a comfortable nato neck and a smooth ovangkol fingerboard, allowing for effortless playability. Its concert body shape offers a larger sound chamber, resulting in a more robust low end while preserving the ukulele's characteristic bright and snappy sound. Whether you're serenading a crowd or enjoying a quiet session at home, this ukulele is your ideal musical companion.

Key Features:

  • Myrtlewood top, back, and sides for a warm, resonant tone
  • UK-T1 electronics for outstanding amplified sound
  • Digital tuner for easy and precise tuning
  • Concert body size with a 15-inch scale length for comfortable playability
  • Nato neck and ovangkol fingerboard for smooth playing experience

Product specs

Brand Breedlove
Model Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE
Year 2010s
Made In China
Categories Ukuleles

FAQs

What type of wood is used for the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE, and how does it affect the sound?

The Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE is made from myrtlewood, which offers a balanced sound with clear highs and a rich midrange, making it suitable for a variety of musical styles.

Is the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE suitable for beginners?

Yes, the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE is suitable for beginners due to its comfortable concert size and easy playability, making it an excellent choice for new players.

Does the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE come with electronics for amplification?

Yes, the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE includes a built-in pickup and preamp, allowing you to amplify your sound for performances or recordings.

What is the scale length of the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE?

The Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE features a concert scale length, which typically measures around 15 inches, providing a comfortable playing experience with more room for finger positioning.

How does the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE compare to a soprano ukulele in terms of size and sound?

The concert size of the Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood offers a slightly larger body and longer scale length than a soprano ukulele, resulting in a fuller sound and more volume, while still being portable and easy to handle.

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Ukulele Demo/Review: Breedlove's Myrtlewood Lu'au Tenor and Concert CE

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Uke Review: Breedlove’s Stylish and Affordable New Lu’au Acoustic-Electric Concert and Tenor CE | Ukulele Magazine

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The Breedlove Lu'au Myrtlewood Concert Ukulele CE strikes a chord with its beautiful design and affordability. Its myrtlewood construction offers a pleasing aesthetic and a sound that sits comfortably between rosewood and mahogany. Despite a slight heaviness and some jagged fret edges, the ukes are built to last. Playability is superb, with comfortable necks and low action that make extended sessions enjoyable. While the unplugged tone is slightly thin, the sweetness of sound compensates nicely. The onboard electronics impress with natural amplified tones, making these ukuleles a solid choice for gigging musicians. Overall, a stylish and budget-friendly option that performs well beyond its price tag.

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