Martin TKE Tenor Koa Ukulele

Martin’s first tenor ukuleles rolled off the production line in 1929 and have been a favorite of countless players since. The TKE Uke is Martin’s latest addition to its tenor-sized lineup, featuring a gloss body and satin neck, and top, back, and sides crafted of solid koa—a wood native to Hawaii and a favorite of island players. It also features an East Indian rosewood bridge and fingerboard, select hardwood neck, applied dovetail neck joint, and nickel open gear tuners. Its size already provides plenty of volume and projection, but the ukulele’s electronics allow you to plug in and play at any volume. Developed in collaboration with Mi-Si, they provide 16 hours of play on a 60-second charge. The TKE Uke  comes with a softshell case.

Some of the differences between the T1K and the TKE are:

• Rosewood fretboard/bridge (Sipo on the T1K)
• Black Tusq Nut/Saddle (white on T1K)
• Black Grover tuner buttons (white on the T1K)
• Faux Abalone dots (white plastic on T1K)