Soprano -Soprano is the smallest of the four ukulele body sizes and is the traditional ukulele size. The Honu Soprano is perfect for kids learning ukulele or for adults who prefer the brighter tone of a traditional ukulele.
Concert -Concert ukuleles are currently the most popular ukulele body size worldwide. Bigger than a soprano but smaller than a tenor, a concert uke is the perfect middle ground for most players. This size is suitable for all ages, though small children may be better suited to a soprano.
Tenor -Tenor ukuleles are exploding in popularity thanks to the full, deep sound produced by their larger body size. Bigger than the concert, the tenor is great for teenagers and adults that are looking for the most volume from their ukulele and extra space for their fingers on the fretboard.
Baritone -As the name suggests, a baritone ukulele is the largest and deepest sounding of all of the ukulele sizes. Usually tuned like the highest four strings of a guitar (DGBE), rather than the GCEA tuning found on most ukes, a baritone is great if you have a background in guitar because you won't have to learn any new chord shapes. They are also very fun if you are a ukulele player looking to experiment with a different tone.
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Soprano -Soprano is the smallest of the four ukulele body sizes and is the traditional ukulele size. The Honu Soprano is perfect for kids learning ukulele or for adults who prefer the brighter tone of a traditional ukulele.
Concert -Concert ukuleles are currently the most popular ukulele body size worldwide. Bigger than a soprano but smaller than a tenor, a concert uke is the perfect middle ground for most players. This size is suitable for all ages, though small children may be better suited to a soprano.
Tenor -Tenor ukuleles are exploding in popularity thanks to the full, deep sound produced by their larger body size. Bigger than the concert, the tenor is great for teenagers and adults that are looking for the most volume from their ukulele and extra space for their fingers on the fretboard.
Baritone -As the name suggests, a baritone ukulele is the largest and deepest sounding of all of the ukulele sizes. Usually tuned like the highest four strings of a guitar (DGBE), rather than the GCEA tuning found on most ukes, a baritone is great if you have a background in guitar because you won't have to learn any new chord shapes. They are also very fun if you are a ukulele player looking to experiment with a different tone.
Limited Edition models are our way of expanding our ukulele lineup. Limited models are built with the specs of one of our three regular models (Honu, Mano, Kohala Deluxe) serving as the foundation, but we substitute a key ingredient to create a completely different tone or look. Limited models are just that, limited. Each one is produced in very limited quantities, and as they sell out they will be replaced by new limited models throughout the year.
Perfect for anyone wanting to dip their toe into the ukulele water, our Honu series was designed to provide as much instrument as we could at an entry level price. The laminate ebony we chose for this Limited Edition boasts bold, unique wood grains and a crisp, snappy tone, but retains the durability against humidity and temperature that our Honu series is famous for. As with all Honolua Ukuleles, it includes premium features designed to produce the best tone possible at an affordable price, including bone nut and saddle for better clarity and sustain, open back machine heads for tuning precision and eco-friendly wood selections.
Honu Series
Our Limited Edition Ebony Honu Series is perfect for the beginner ukulele player. The all-laminate ebony construction provides a snappy, crisp tone and the laminate construction means it is durable and less susceptible to humidity changes. While the appointments are simple, the bold, unique patterns on each piece of ebony are anything but.
For more information on our models and the differences between them, check out our Buyer's Guide section on models here.
After a surge in popularity in the last couple of years, the tenor is poised to become the biggest selling uke body size soon. At 26", it is another increase in size from the concert (at 24"). The benefits of that larger size: you get even more room on the fingerboard to shape the chords and the larger body provides even more resonance, volume and depth. The tenor ukulele will sound quite a bit deeper than the other options, so it strays a bit from traditional ukulele tone.
For help choosing the right size, click "Size Me Up" beside the price above, or check out our Buyer's Guide section on sizing here.
We are very proud that every one of our ukuleles includes an impressive list of included features:
Honolua Ukuleles is a proud partner of One Tree Planted. For every ukulele sold, a new tree is planted.
100% happy with my Honolulu tenor ukulele, enjoying my time learning to play.
I love the look, and sound of this well made ukelele! So warm sounding with clear high and low notes and beautiful resonance. I have 3 other Honolua Tenor Ukes and I am thrilled to own them.
Beautiful Uke! Lovely finish and a great sound. Wonderful Uke for the price point.
I am really enjoying the instrument. I researched a lot before buying and liked everything I found about the company and instrument. I thought it was made in Canada but it is manufactured in China. Never the less, it has a great sound, better than the ones I tried at the store, and I love the dark wood pattern. The strings stay in tune while playing...they are still new. The size fits me fine. I do wish I had had a second strap nob put on it, but too late for that. The tone is nice. I had it the lower rang G string puts on it and am glad I did. I may wish I had gotten a model that plugs in to amplification if I every use it to lead singing, but at home it is plenty loud.
After a slight hiccup with the Ebony Tenor and corresponding with Dave I decided to upgrade to the Mano solid top tenor glad i did this one not only sounds good it looks good from what i can tell it is very well made and now that the strings are settling in it sounds better and better even to my tin ear .As a beginner and After a disapointment with an previous purchase I am glad i found Honolua it cost me a little more but well worth it .
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