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Pono UL-6C Parlour Guitar - Cedar

Pono UL-6C Parlour Guitar - Cedar

This is a new and unique instrument from Pono Guitar & Ukulele. It has a 21.4" scale. This has a smaller body and shorter scale than a tenor guitar, but it's larger than a baritone ukulele. Pono describes the inspiration for their UL series guitar:

"In the 1800's guitar makers migrated from Europe to the eastern United States. Ā Some of their first designs were what we today refer to as 'parlour' guitars. Ā Big guitars were not yet on the market. Ā The most common sizes had an 11" to 13" wide body width.

Small size guitars produce a sparkling tone, a chime, and somewhat of a natural reverberating sustain. Ā In the early to mid 1900's a few guitar manufacturers produced similar size 'parlour' guitars. Ā The Li'i is the body width of what was known as a Style 2, and the 'Uku Li'i a Style 5."

This new model features gorgeous woods, wood purflings and rosette, ebony top and back binding, radius fingerboard for extra comfort, a beautiful gloss finish body, smooth satin finish neck, and a custom fit arched top hardshell case.

$1,538.94
Pono UL-6C Parlour Guitar - Cedar—
$1,538.94

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This is a new and unique instrument from Pono Guitar & Ukulele. It has a 21.4" scale. This has a smaller body and shorter scale than a tenor guitar, but it's larger than a baritone ukulele. Pono describes the inspiration for their UL series guitar:

"In the 1800's guitar makers migrated from Europe to the eastern United States. Ā Some of their first designs were what we today refer to as 'parlour' guitars. Ā Big guitars were not yet on the market. Ā The most common sizes had an 11" to 13" wide body width.

Small size guitars produce a sparkling tone, a chime, and somewhat of a natural reverberating sustain. Ā In the early to mid 1900's a few guitar manufacturers produced similar size 'parlour' guitars. Ā The Li'i is the body width of what was known as a Style 2, and the 'Uku Li'i a Style 5."

This new model features gorgeous woods, wood purflings and rosette, ebony top and back binding, radius fingerboard for extra comfort, a beautiful gloss finish body, smooth satin finish neck, and a custom fit arched top hardshell case.