Lâg Tiki Uku 8 Concert Ukulele, Gig Bag Included | GLU TKU8C

Läg TKU8S Tiki Uku Concert Ukulele, Natural Colour, Satin French Finish, Gig Bag included

If you have ever played a Läg instrument you already know that the French company produces excellent acoustic instruments with great tone and remarkable resonance. And just like the acoustic guitars, Läg Tiki Uku ukuleles are also made from high quality materials and have great sound parameters. The TKU8C is a concert ukulele with natural colour, satin finished Sapelli body, walnut fingerboard and graphite nut. With excellent quality wood and Aquila strings this little uke is available at a very affordable price. The Tiki Uku 8 Concert ukulele comes in a colourful box and has a Gig bag included, which makes this ukulele an excellent gift for both children and adults.

Here is the number one question that we have from customers…. What is the difference really between the concert and soprano ukulele? It’s the size and the tone of the instrument. The concert ukulele is slightly bigger than the soprano and can be louder and has a fuller, richer, deeper sounding.

Läg TKU8S Tiki Uku 8 Concert Ukulele Characteristics

Vary the modulation speed from a subtle, long cycle to a fast wobble and endless vintage vibrations in between. The MXR M-101 is powered by single 9V battery or Dunlop ECB-003 AC Adapter.

MXR M-101 Phase 90 Specifications

• Controls:Speed
• Input Impedance:1 MŒ©
• Output Impedance:10 kŒ©
• Nominal Intput Level:-20 dBV
• Nominal Output Level:-20 dBV
• Noise Floor:-96 dBV
• Bypass:True Hardwire
• Current Draw:5 mA
• Power Supply:9 volts DC

About MXR

MXR was founded in New York in 1972 and has become synonymous with great sounding guitar effects pedals. An early fan of MXR was Eddie Van Halen who used the MXR Phase 90 on the first two Van Halen albums. MXR have a simple approach to making guitar stomp boxes… Great circuitry, rugged construction and a no-nonsense approach to the controls. MXR make simple to use pedals which sound amazing which is why they have become a common feature in the setup of most guitar heroes since the 70’s.