Baton Rouge UR11-S Paper Plane Sopran-Ukulele
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Baton Rouge UR11-S Paper Plane soprano ukulele
The Baton Rouge UR11-S Paper Plane is a charming soprano ukulele that immediately catches the eye with its laser-engraved paper airplane motif on the top. It combines a playful design with high-quality materials and a warm, balanced sound - perfect for beginners, creative musicians and anyone looking for an instrument with personality.
Warm sound thanks to mahogany body
The top, sides and back are made from mahogany - a proven tonewood known for its warm mid-range and balanced response. The natural satin open pore finish emphasizes the natural wood look and makes the ukulele sound open and resonant at the same time.
Easy playability for all age groups
With a scale length of 340 mm and a nut width of 35 mm, the UR11-S Paper Plane is ideal for children, teenagers and adults with smaller hands. The okoume neck in combination with a walnut fingerboard ensures a pleasant playing feel across all 12 frets.
Quality features with a playful look
The Aquila Nylgut strings ensure a clear, voluminous tone and long tuning stability. The open guitar-style tuners with black buttons offer precise tuning and round off the stylish appearance. The laser-engraved paper airplane motif also gives the ukulele an individual touch.
Features:
- Model: Soprano ukulele
- Body: Mahogany
- Neck: Okoumé
- Fingerboard & bridge: Walnut
- Scale length: 340 mm
- Nut width: 35 mm
- Frets: 12
- Strings: Aquila Nylgut
- Finish: Natural Satin Open Pore
- Design: Lasered paper airplane motif on the top
- Tuners: Open guitar-style tuners with black buttons
Specs:
- Size / tuning: Soprane
- Color: Nature
- Player: right-handed
- Frets: 12
- Top: Mahogany
- Rib: Mahogany
- Pickup: No
- Set Offer: no
- Type: Ukulele
- Theme: Guitars and Basses