Caramel Acoustic & Electric ukulele, MC12 Zebrawood Concert Ukelele for Beginner with Build-in Tuner
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- Fine craftsmanship: All Caramel brand ukuleles are handmade rather than mass-produced on assembly lines, ensuring excellent playability. The low string action and meticulously polished edges, especially on the frets, provide a smooth and comfortable playing experience. Suitable for both beginners and professional musicians.
- Built-in EQ: The EQ system allows you to connect your ukulele to an amplifier, enabling you to play both at home and on stage. The EQ features three control knobs for adjusting bass, midrange, and treble frequencies. Additionally, the EQ system includes a built-in tuner with an LED screen, eliminating the need for a separate external tuner.
- Professional customer service: The Caramel team has years of industry experience and is committed to providing you with professional and attentive service. Feel free to contact us anytime if you encounter any issues during your use. Join us now and let Caramel accompany you on your musical journey, creating sweet melodies together.
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Model No MC12, Zebra wood concert acoustic & electric ukulele, made by Caramel Handcrafted Team
Brand: Caramel
Size: Ukulele only
Color: Zebrawood Electric Concert
Item dimensions L x W x H: 24.3 x 8 x 2.7 inches
Top Material Type: Zebrawood
Back Material Type: Zebrawood
String Material Type: Fluoro-carbon
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Ukulele
Operation Mode: Electric
Back Material Type: Zebrawood
String Material Type: Fluoro-carbon
Top Material Type: Zebrawood
Number of Strings: 4
Operation Mode: Electric
Finish Types: Polished
Color: Zebrawood Electric Concert
Item Dimensions: 24.3 x 8 x 2.7 inches
Size: Ukulele only
Manufacturer: Caramel
Brand Name: Caramel
Instrument: Ukulele
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