Martin T1 Tenor Ukulele FSC - Natural Reviews
Applying their decades worth of ukulele building expertise to their latest lines of Hawaiian instruments, Martin has outfitted this T1 Tenor Ukulele with superb FSC-certified tonewood trappings. These tonewoods include a sapele body and sipo neck that offer superb playability and exhibit warm, rich tones with tantalizing looks to match. Sweetwater strummers concur, it sounds every bit as good as it looks; and that ebony fingerboard really adds something to fawn over. Whether you need a new companion for those beach-filled summer nights or want to add a little serendipity to your next recording, the sustainably sourced T1 Tenor Ukulele FSC will follow you there!
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Highest Rated Reviews
I really enjoy playing this uke!
I really enjoy playing this uke! Although the action was a little too high for me upon arrival, I had it dropped, and now the uke plays beautifully. It feels good in my hands, the craftsmanship is excellent, and it has a sweet tone.
For A Martin it should be better!
Honestly I wanted to love this ukelele! After all, it's a Martin! The truth is that it lacks in playability compared to other much less expensive ukeleles that I own. I actually have a Donner laminate that is more playable than this instrument was out of the box! When I recieved this instrument the action was remarkably high for such a "high end" instrument brand! I have lowered the action on a few cheaper ukeleles so I proceeded to do the same on this one as well. Although I really felt like for $ you ought to receive a pretty darn playable instrument out of the box I decided to give it a go as it is a Martin and it "ought" to be a very playable instrument! I dropped the action as low as I reasonably could and it did improve, but I still found my Kala to be much more playable than this Martin. WTF! This thing is twice the cost and has such a glowing reputation! It does have nice tone, but due to its playability challenges I do not think this Martin is a good value! You can find much more playable instruments for FAR less money! Shame on you Martin!
