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Color: Laminated Mahogany
Features
- 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.
- Premium material: Made of laminated mahogany , the ukulele produces a rich and full-bodied sound with longer sustain, which is unachievable by common plywood materials used in the market.
- Built-in truss rod: The ukulele neck features a built-in truss rod, and a truss rod wrench is included with the shipment. This allows you to adjust the neck's curvature according to different climate conditions, ensuring a consistent and comfortable string action.
- 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.
Description
Model:UEM48
Brand: Caramel
Size: 30 inches
Color: Laminated Mahogany
Item dimensions L x W x H: 29.53 x 9.84 x 3.94 inches
Top Material Type: Mahogany
Back Material Type: Mahogany
String Material Type: Nylon
Finish Type: Polished
Instrument: Ukulele
Item Weight: 2.7 Kilograms
Item Weight: 5.94 pounds
Product Dimensions: 29.53 x 9.84 x 3.94 inches
Batteries: 2 CR2 batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: August 30, 2023
Back Material: Mahogany
Body Material: Mahogany
Color Name: Laminated Mahogany
Connector Type: 1/4" jack
String Material: Nylon
Top Material: Mahogany
Number of Strings: 4
Material Type: Mahogany
Size: 30 inches
Battery type: Lithium Manganese Dioxide
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My 8 year old grandson had this mini bass for past 1 year. He played it so much it definitely got its plane usage out of it. Therefore, we wanted to give him with a brand new one. While he still loves his old one he also likes the feeling of the new one too. He’s learned so many songs with on this mini, he’s become very comfortable with himself and his skill level due to the comfortability of playing this instrument. I gave it five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2025 by Casey Bohannon
Color: All Solid Mahogany
If you're even considering it, go for it. I usually play acoustic bass guitar. A friend lent me this Caramel, and every musician that heard me play it was blown away by the rich tone that emulates a stand-up when it's plugged in. So, I bought my own! It's wonderful, and it comes with a pretty strap, a wrench for the truss rod, a cable (small, but would work if you forgot your good cable or something), and they even threw in a spare set of batteries for the tuner (who does that?!?). This is complete quality, especially for such a low price. I'm going to feel silly playing a UBass at gigs, but I shall sacrifice my own cool image for such great sound. The padded gig bag it comes with is a slightly higher quality than many gig bags that come with an instrument (I just bought a 5-string that came with a cheap cheap gig bag), and it even has adjustable back-pack straps, and a zip pouch for putting your odds and ends in. Obviously, I'm very happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024 by Ree
When I got it, I immediately tried to change the strings (don't like the stickies). I quickly discovered that I could not turn the tuner on the A string, and then it seemed to be stripped. The other tuners were somewhat flaky as well. I thought, "What the heck?" I got on the internet to read about how to disassemble tuners and fix them. I tried it step by step, but couldn't get the nut on top to budge, in fact, I think I just made it tighter. So, I flip it over and tightened up all the screws on all the tuners. Turned it back over and LO AND BEHOLD it worked! I still think they are really cheap tuners and I plan to have them changed. Then I played it. Previously, I owned a 500 dollar Kala. It didn't sound as good as that, but it was pretty good though my amp and a compressor pedal. Good enough that I would gig with it. All the talk about bad electronics? I didn't encounter any of it (yet anyway). I bought the 99 dollar version with "slight imperfections." All I I could find was one 1/2 inch scratch. Would I recommend it? Hmmm. That is a iffy question. I guess I would say yes, but you have to realize that you might have to fix a few things on it. I put on Thunderbrown strings. They make everything sound pretty good. I wish there was a 3 and 11/2 rating. THIS IS A FEW DAYS LATER— Does it have electronics problems? It’s weird, sometimes the tuner indicator light is on when I’m using it and sometimes it is not. Also, there is a dot on the F fret on the G string instead of on the E fret, which is kind of bizarre but I can get used to it.. As many have noted, some of the strings are a softer than others when you put them through an amp. Can all this stuff be fixed?? Yes it can. Is it worth it? I say yes because the tone of the thing is really quite good. And I was able to get tuners for it for about 25 bucks. I say yes I think get it and do whatever it needs. Reading other people‘s comments some people have not had any problems. I would say that caramel ukuleles needs a little work on their products. But then again that’s just me!
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