The Lu-21T is the best selling Tenor Ukulele offered by Lanikai. With the
attention to detail and easy playability it is easy to see why. This handcrafted
ukulele is made with Nato wood (otherwise known as Eastern Mahogany) on its top
back and sides.
When this wood choice is paired with the Rosewood fingerboard it
brings out a mellow tone with an enhanced midrange that is often missing in
instruments in this price point. The LU-21T also comes stocked with die cast
tuning machines geared 14/1 for easy tuning.
If you have never played ukulele
before get ready for a world of fun. The ukulele is an addicting instrument that
can and will be taken everywhere. The standard tuning on a Soprano, Concert, and
Tenor ukulele is GBEA, and on a Baritone DGBE. If you can play one ukulele you
can play them all! With the easy playability, and included instruction booklet
written by Mary Lou Dempler you will be playing in a matter of minutes then
you’ll see why people are saying Lanikai Makes Me Happy! For more information
about this model or Lanikai please visit www.Lanikaiukes.comProduct Features
- Tenor Sized
- 18 Frets
- Easy Playablity
- Die Cast Tuners
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Easy Playability
- Tenor Sized, 18 Frets
- Includes an easy-to-play rosewood fingerboard and bridge
- Includes die-cast tuners for solid tuning, and binding on the top
- Have great sound
- Has aesthetics at a price that will surprise you
The instrument is a bit tubby sounding and doesn't produce harmonics very well
above the fifth fret. That is just the hefty construction which didn't help much
with the neck settling, which will happen.
Not all that cheap and not all that great but certainly good enough for strumming. If you are more ambitious in your playing than just using it for comping go up a level or two for greater playing satisfaction.
Not all that cheap and not all that great but certainly good enough for strumming. If you are more ambitious in your playing than just using it for comping go up a level or two for greater playing satisfaction.


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