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Kala KA-Be Mahogany Baritone Ukulele

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$149.00 to $251.00 Price Tier: Standard

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$219.00

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4.6 (91)

$219.00 New

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In the Ukuleles category, Kala KA-Be Mahogany Baritone Ukulele is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Discover the warm, resonant tones of the Kala KA-BE Mahogany Baritone Ukulele, your perfect companion for both intimate acoustic sessions and energetic live performances. Crafted with rich mahogany on the top, back, sides, and neck, this ukulele offers a stunning natural satin finish that highlights the wood's inherent beauty. The Walnut fingerboard and GraphTech NuBone components ensure smooth playability and consistent sound quality, making it a joy to play whether you're a seasoned musician or a passionate beginner.

The KA-BE is equipped with the Kala UK-300TR electronics, allowing you to seamlessly transition from playing unplugged to amplified settings without losing the instrument's organic sound. The onboard EQ and built-in tuner provide precise control over your tone, ensuring your music resonates perfectly in any environment.

This ukulele's classic baritone size offers a deeper, more mellow sound, while the 18 silver-nickel frets provide ample room for expressive chord play. Topped with Aquila Super Nylgut strings, your melodies will sing with clarity and warmth. Plus, the included gig bag makes it easy to take your new favorite instrument on the road or to your next jam session.

Key Features:

Mahogany top, back, sides, and neck
Walnut fingerboard and bridge
Natural satin finish
18 silver-nickel frets
GraphTech NuBone nut and bridge
UK-300TR electronics with EQ and built-in tuner
Aquila Super Nylgut strings
Includes baritone gig bag

Product specs

Size	Baritone
Number of Strings	4
Finish	Satin
Top Material	Mahogany
Back & Sides Material	Mahogany
Binding Material	Cream
Neck Material	Mahogany
Fingerboard Inlay	Dots
Number of Frets	18
Scale Length	20.06"
Tuners	Chrome die-cast tuners
Nut Material	GraphTech NuBone
Nut Width	1.5"
Saddle Material	Graphtech NuBone
Electronics	UK-300TR with EQ and built-in tuner
Strings	Aquila Super Nylgut
Overall Length	30.25"
Lower Bout Width	10.18"
Body Depth	3.12"

FAQs

What kind of sound can I expect from the Kala KA-Be Mahogany Baritone Ukulele?: The Kala KA-Be Mahogany Baritone Ukulele offers a warm, balanced sound with rich midrange tones thanks to its all-mahogany construction. This makes it ideal for players seeking a mellow, soothing tone.
Is the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele suitable for beginners?: Yes, the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele is suitable for beginners. Its larger size and longer scale length provide a comfortable playing experience, and the built-in tuner makes it easy to keep in tune.
Does the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele have electronics for amplification?: Yes, the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele is equipped with UK-300TR electronics, including an EQ and a built-in tuner, allowing for easy amplification and tone control.
What type of strings come with the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele?: The Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele comes with Aquila Super Nylgut strings, known for their excellent tone and durability.
How does the satin finish affect the sound of the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele?: The satin finish on the Kala KA-Be Baritone Ukulele allows the wood to resonate more freely, contributing to its warm and natural tone without the glossiness affecting the sound.

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PROS

Warm, full sound that's surprisingly resonant for laminate construction
Built-in tuner and pickup offer convenient amplification options
Mahogany satin finish provides a classic, attractive appearance
Includes a truss rod, unusual for lower-end instruments, easing setup
Pre-installed strap button for added playability convenience
Smooth tuners facilitate easy tuning adjustments
Great for players with small hands or physical limitations
DGBE tuning similar to guitar, easing transition for guitar players
Excellent value for price point, balancing quality and cost

CONS

Some users report excessive resonance on the low end when strumming hard
Occasional buzzing on lower frets requiring precise finger placement
Electronics issues reported, requiring potential returns or replacements
Sharp edges on the body may cause discomfort during extended play

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Kala KA-Be Mahogany Baritone Ukulele.

Build quality

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The Kala KA-B reportedly lacks internal kerfed lining, which may affect durability and strength, potentially leading to cracking or separation over time.
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The back bracing on the Kala KA-B does not reach the sides, stopping about 1/4 inch short, which might compromise structural integrity.
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Some owners find the Kala KA-B lighter and more comfortable to hold compared to other models.
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Initial string tuning stability issues are noted, but expected to improve as the strings settle in.
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Aquila Red strings are favored by some Kala baritone owners for their rich sound.
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Owners who select the Kala KA-B often use it as a starter to assess preference for baritone size and configuration.
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Osteoarthritis sufferers find the baritone uke's 1.5” fingerboard width more comfortable compared to narrow tenor guitars.
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One user found the Enya tenor uke to have superior construction quality compared to the Kala KA-B, despite being cheaper.
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Some users prefer the Flight Aurora's 38mm nut width for comfort, although Kala has similar specs.
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The Flight baritone's solid spruce top is preferred by some over the Kala's laminate mahogany for tonal quality.
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Some tenor guitars like Craven Sherry Ulrich have a neck width similar to a baritone uke, potentially suitable for those with wider fingerboard preferences.
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Use cases and applications

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A Kala baritone is often chosen over other instruments, like tenor guitars and banjoleles, for frequent play.
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Setup and maintenance

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Users find Martin M630 fluorocarbon strings slightly improve sound, but no significant difference compared to Aquila Super Nylgut on this laminate ukulele.
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Mods and upgrades

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Suggestions include trying various string types like Uke Logic fluorocarbon with wound D and G strings for a guitar-like tone.
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Tyler Joseph

Singer, Bassist

Twenty One Pilots

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At the 3:08 mark in the official video for "Next Semester" by Twenty One Pilots, Tyler Joseph is seen playing a Kala KA-SA-B Baritone Ukulele. This video, directed by Andrew Donoho, serves as proof of his use of this specific instrument.