Martin Guitars - 0X Tenor Uke Black + Housse
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Ukulele
The new tenor ukulele, the 0X Tenor Uke Black, embodies the heritage of Martin & Co, the world's oldest ukulele manufacturer. With a high-pressure laminate (HPL) top and body, it delivers remarkable sound projection, perfect for solo performances or evenings around the campfire. Its birch neck and katalox fingerboard ensure optimal playability. This model, with a satin finish, comes with a soft gig bag, offering protection. Embrace the spirit of Aloha with this instrument's elegant design and rich tone.
ARTICLE N° 98507
Presentation
This Martin 0X Tenor Uke Black model is designed for musicians looking for an elegant and reliable instrument. Its satin finish on the black HPL table gives it a timeless style while being resistant to the tests of time. This ukulele is easy to play thanks to its birch neck and its Katalox fingerboard, known as Mexican ebony, particularly pleasant to the touch.
The 433 mm scale length ensures perfect string tension for optimal playing comfort. The Martin M620 fluorocarbon strings provide a clear and defined tone, while the Tusq bridge guarantees stable tuning. The specially designed ukulele bracing contributes to the robustness of the instrument, while improving its sound projection.
Martin & Co remains an undisputed reference in the manufacture of stringed instruments. With more than a century of expertise, the brand strives to bring innovations while preserving tradition. The 0X Tenor Uke model is part of this lineage, combining high-quality manufacturing with a modern approach. The use of high-pressure laminate for the body and back ensures exceptional robustness, while limiting the weight of the instrument.
The Martin 0X Tenor Uke comes with a soft case, allowing you to transport it anywhere safely. Its elegant and sober design adapts to all styles of music, whether for a performance on stage or a relaxing moment at home. Playing this ukulele is embracing Martin's musical heritage while enjoying today's innovations.
The 433 mm scale length ensures perfect string tension for optimal playing comfort. The Martin M620 fluorocarbon strings provide a clear and defined tone, while the Tusq bridge guarantees stable tuning. The specially designed ukulele bracing contributes to the robustness of the instrument, while improving its sound projection.
Martin & Co remains an undisputed reference in the manufacture of stringed instruments. With more than a century of expertise, the brand strives to bring innovations while preserving tradition. The 0X Tenor Uke model is part of this lineage, combining high-quality manufacturing with a modern approach. The use of high-pressure laminate for the body and back ensures exceptional robustness, while limiting the weight of the instrument.
The Martin 0X Tenor Uke comes with a soft case, allowing you to transport it anywhere safely. Its elegant and sober design adapts to all styles of music, whether for a performance on stage or a relaxing moment at home. Playing this ukulele is embracing Martin's musical heritage while enjoying today's innovations.
Other features
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Martin & Co 0X Tenor Uke Black
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Tenor Ukulele
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Series: 0X
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Scale: 433 mm (17")
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Shape: Tenor
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Color: Black
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Finish: Satin
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Top: HPL (High Pressure Laminate)
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Bracing: Ukulele
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Soundhole: 3-ply black/white
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Bridge: Block
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Saddle: White Tusq
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Back and sides: HPL (High Pressure Laminate)
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Body/neck assembly: mortise/tenon
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Neck: Birch
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Profile: Standard
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Fingerboard: Katalox (Mexican Ebony)
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Radius: 406 mm (16.00")
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Frets: 20
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Inlays: Dots
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Nut: head: 34.13 mm (1.344"), white Tusq
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Machine heads: open, chrome
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Strings: M620 Fluorocarbon (.0220 / .0284 / .0340 / .0251)
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Supplied with its bag
To find out more...
Founded in 1833, Martin & Co is one of the oldest stringed instrument manufacturing companies in the world.
Known for its guitars, the brand has influenced generations of musicians, including Elvis Presley and Eric Clapton.
Known for its guitars, the brand has influenced generations of musicians, including Elvis Presley and Eric Clapton.
