Synergy Uke Vibrant Teal
Original price was: €2,740.00.€2,329.00Current price is: €2,329.00.
* Colour: Teal
* Carbon Type: Vibrant Weave
* Veneer: None
* Tuners: Gotoh UPT (Planetary ukulele tuners) 4:1 Ratio (Black)
* Inlays: None
* Pickup: LR-Baggs Element
* Bridge Type: Hand-Crafted Carbon Tie Bridge
* Case: Custom Padded Gig Bag
Play happy with the Synergy Harp Ukulele.
Built for exploration, the unique design of the Synergy Uke combines deep, sustaining bass tones with the smooth, clear highs of a tenor ukulele, giving this instrument a beautiful full-range sound that will bring a smile to any player.
Captivated by the musical possibilities of the harp guitar, we created the Synergy Uke. Combining deep, sustaining bass tones with the smooth, clear highs of a tenor ukulele, this carbon fiber instrument has a beautiful full-range sound that will bring a smile to any player. The harp ukulele is something completely different, yet still feels familiar and inviting when first picked up. You’ll be surprised by how much, and how quickly, you fall in love with playing it.
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THIS MODEL'S SPECS
| Finish | High gloss finish on all surfaces |
|---|---|
| Scale Length | 17 ½”, 445mm |
| Sub Bass Length | C – 20 1/16”, C – 510mm |
| Nut Width | 1 ½”, 38mm |
| Bridge Spacing | 1 11/16, 43mm |
| Overall Length | 27″, 685mm |
| Max Body Width | 10 ¼”, 260mm |
| Max Body Depth | 3 3/8″, 85mm |
| Weight | 2.2lbs, 1kg |
| Frets | 19 medium stainless steel frets |
| Nut/Saddle | Graphtech low friction nut and saddle |
| Case: | Custom Padded Gig Bag |
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Offset Soundhole
Our unique soundhole design brings a whole new listening experience by projecting the sound more directly towards the player while still providing great forward projection to the audience
Neck Design
Our carbon fiber necks provide strength stability and accuracy. Featuring a double action truss rod for perfect adjustability and stainless steel frets giving ultra smooth feel and wear resistance
Ergonomic Body Design
Our Moulding technology provides us the freedom to create a wonderfully ergonomic body design featuring the extended neck access, asymmetric side design, rib and forearm bevels which all combined give unprecedented comfort to the player
Tuners
We use the highest quality Planetary Ukulele tuners with 4:1 ratio and unsurpassed build quality
Carbon Fiber Bridge
We machine our unique bridges from a solid billet of carbon fibre creating a beautiful aesthetic design that transfers the string energy efficiently into the soundboard
Hi-Tech Carbon
Carbon fiber is now used in all the most high tech industries from Aerospace to Formula one Racing where strength and weight is paramount. In fact it was in Formula One Power Boat racing that we discovered that the properties of carbon fiber are also perfectly suited to guitar making creating a lightweight structure that holds up under the tension of the strings while resonating freely with the lightest touch.
Weather Resistant
If you have ever traveled with a guitar you will know just how much temperature and humidity changes can effect the structure, tuning stability and tone of a guitar. This is where carbon fibre construction really excells. Now you can take your guitar from a cold car to a warm stage without worrying that your going to go out of tune after the first strum.
Unique Manufacturing Process
SYNERGY UKE'S VOICE
Plucked (Mic)
Plucked (Blend)
Plucked (DI)
Light Strumming (DI)
Light Strumming (Mic)
Light Strumming Combined
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