Where is this uke made?
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Oscar Schmidt Ukes are made in Indonesia but set up here in the U.S. They are made there because of the access to many wood farms in that country. Oscar Schmidt and Washburn are owned by U.S. Music Corporation out of Mundelein, Il
208691
"Cordoba's Espana and Loriente Series are handmade in Valencia and Barcelona, Spain respectively. Cordoba's Iberia, Fusion, Luthier, La Playa, Acero, and Protege Series, as well as all Ukuleles are handmade in China. Cordoba's Master Series is handmade in Cordoba's California Workshop located in Oxnard, California."
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It's labeled as being made in China . Being an experienced guitar player I was excited to try out the banjo and thought to begin with this price was fine . It looked good enough.Turns out I was wrong very very cheaply made, strings broke with the first tuning and most of the screw and fastenings with either loose or broken .... I do not recomend
1799461
I hate to say this, but I have no idea. A week after we recd the uke our dog chewed up the tuner and cracked the glass cover. I do know everything we recd in this shipment was good quality. My daughter LOVES the uke!!!
914090
I do not have that particular model. I have a soprano Oscar Schmidt uke and it is made of solid wood. The tone quality is better than a Martin uke I owned costing many times more. The fit and finish of the instrument is excellent. A surprising value.
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I can't tell you the manufacturer. It is made in China. I did a lot of research, and many people said it was at least a $500 value. I have one and the cosmetics are great. It has a nice finish, and has a nice sound for a beginner or someone who likes the tone. I have started a tune on mine, so to speak on mine. There are instructions on the internet, telling how to improve the quality and volume of the resonator. The electronic pickup of my model is said to be impressive. Read articles on building a Resonator Guitar and ideas will come to you. I really think these are introductory prices, and the price will be much more someday. Dale I can't tell you the manufacturer. It is made in China. I did a lot of research, and many people said it was at least a $500 value. I have one and the cosmetics are great. It has a nice finish, and has a nice sound for a beginner or someone who likes the tone. I have started a tune on mine, so to speak on mine. There are instructions on the internet, telling how to improve the quality and volume of the resonator. The electronic pickup of my model is said to be impressive. Read articles on building a Resonator Guitar and ideas will come to you. I really think these are introductory prices,... » Read More I can't tell you the manufacturer. It is made in China. I did a lot of research, and many people said it was at least a $500 value. I have one and the cosmetics are great. It has a nice finish, and has a nice sound for a beginner or someone who likes the tone. I have started a tune on mine, so to speak on mine. There are instructions on the internet, telling how to improve the quality and volume of the resonator. The electronic pickup of my model is said to be impressive. Read articles on building a Resonator Guitar and ideas will come to you. I really think these are introductory prices, and the price will be much more someday. Dale « Show Less
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I believe it's made in China but of great quality. The sound was perfect and we traveled with it all the time.
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There is a chart right at the top of this page. It could not be simpler. Just look up you uke's length. You have 3 choices in lengths.
1508905
There is a ukulele setting. It does not specify what type of ukulele. Sorry
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I don't know. I bought it as a gift for one of my nieces to learn on. I have a friend from Hawaii who says it is a very good instrument to learn on and play.
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I think they are made in China,but not 100% certain.the 7th fret was a little high and caused the top E string to buzz there but that was easily sorted,once set up by me it now plays very well and I use it on gigs as my "go to" guitar.
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Supposedly in Mexico. However, mine was shipped from Japan with a note from a luthier in the soft case. The workmanship and set-up were superior to anything I have ever received from Martin or Taylor. The sound, sustain, and intonation are also far more than I expected of an instrument built entirely of laminated woods.
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I'm sorry but I have thrown the packaging away. I looked all over the tool but do not see any indication of where it's made. I can say it feels like good build quality.
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I do not know. There are no markings on any of the pieces in my set that indicate where it was made.
2213070
The one I received was not made overseas. I have a tendency to Examine things I am using as we are Professional Musicians!
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China. Mine is pretty good quality, nothing loose, neck doesn't bend, frets are tight. If you want an acoustic sound, get one with a reverbaeration body; if you want an electric, get the next model up, the Pro. Having said that, I'm still very happy with the UltraLight.
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The uke comes in protective foam, inside a gig bag, inside a durable tri-shaped box (which can be used as a hard-shell case if you desire, it's that tough), and then is placed in a large box packed with padding, which is then placed inside an even larger box packed with padding. Should arrive safely. : )