Martin 0XK Soprano Ukulele - Life Is Good Reviews
Life is indeed good, and with this Martin 0XK Soprano Ukulele in hand, Sweetwater musicians couldn’t agree more! Martin’s revered soprano ukulele craftsmanship now comes available in a special-edition Life is Good finish, proudly boasting some of the brand’s most legendary graphics from nearly three decades of spreading good feels. And good feelings are precisely what you’ll get! While it looks fantastic, the 0XK Soprano Ukulele is also a quality Martin-built instrument, formed from durable HPL Hawaiian koa wood and sized for lively, chirpy, soprano-ranged strumming. A birch laminate neck and 17-fret sipo fingerboard make chording and bright soloing a breeze, while a white TUSQ nut and nickel tuning machines keep this unique uke in tune, no problem. Your uke is already a feel-good musical doorway: this Life is Good edition Martin 0XK Soprano Ukulele adds the visual vibes to really get your foot through the door!
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Fun Little Soprano Uke That Turns Heads
I'm a guitar player - and play with almost two dozen uke players on a weekly basis - so I wanted to get a uke to learn chords and join in once in a while. When the Martin 0XK Life is Good was shown at the 2023 NAMM show, I knew I needed to add it to my collection. It's well made, sounds really good and has that "Martin" quality to it. And Sweetwater made sure I had it in about a week after I ordered it (thank you to my Sales Engineer, Chris). There are cheaper ukes on the market - but this is a unique addition if you feel it fits. Why the half-star? I wish it had bee a concert version instead of a soprano.
