Details
This Kamaka HF-4 baritone ukulele was built in Hawaii in 2003 and it’s in excellent structural and cosmetic condition. The Baritone is the largest member of the ukulele family, and the HF-4 is one of the finest examples currently being made. It’s tuned DGBE, the same pitches as the top four strings of the guitar. Consequently, it produces the most guitar-like tone and many players think of it as a four string guitar rather than as a big ukulele. The HF-4 offers a smooth, mellow bass response but it still has that characteristic ukulele sparkle in the treble range. The top, back and sides are solid Hawaiian koa and they have a gloss finish, which shows the koa grain and color to advantage. Includes a fleece-lined chipboard case.
Specs
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Back sides
Solid Hawaiian Koa
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Bridge
Indian Rosewood
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Fingerboard
Indian Rosewood
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Frets to body
14
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Make
Kamaka
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Model
HF-4
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Neck material
Mahogany
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Nut width
1 1/2"
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Scale length
20 1/8"
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Top material
Solid Hawaiian Koa
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Total frets
19
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Tuners
Scahaller M6 Mini
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Year
2003
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Case type
Chipboard
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Serial number
031126
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SKU
KAMHF4-031126
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UPC
142042
