A wonderful mash-up of traditional design and modern technology, Lanikai offers a wide-range of ukuleles to satisfy players all skill levels and backgrounds. They pride themselves on crafting traditional stringed instruments that sound like no other and strive to promote the joy of making music with every model they make. If you have an interest in the ukulele and are ready to start your musical journey, take a look through Lanikai's selection - there's definitely an instrument here to suit your tastes.
For those who are interested in a beginner ukulele that won't break the bank, check out the Kohala Standard Ukulele. Boasting a mahogany-like nato wood top, back and sides, this uke is built to last. Plus, its soprano-size body is the perfect size for players with small hands of younger musicians. Easy and fun to play, the Kohala Standard makes a great first instrument for any aspiring player.
For more serious musicians that like to lay down tracks, Lanikai's UkeSB line of ukuleles gives you the opportunity to make studio quality recordings with no extra equipment needed. UkeSB models are compatible with your iPad, iPhone, Android device and just about every popular PC recording suite. Not only do they sound fantastic, but they also look incredible with their solid spruce tops, real Mother-of-Pearl inlays and shining goldtone hardware.
Another fantastic option is the Sailor Jerry Mahogany Concert Ukulele. A homage to the father of traditional American tattooing Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins, this concert-size uke features his classic designs on the top and back, a special anchor print on the headstock and his birth and death dates hand-etched on the all-rosewood fingerboard. Ready to play with Aquila Nylgut strings, this ukulele is a must for every Norm Collins fan.
No matter what model you choose, you can be sure that with a Lanikai ukulele, you're getting the best in quality, craftsmanship and sound. Whether you're casually strumming on the beach or hitting the stage at your next show, a Lanikai is all you need to show off your killer ukulele skills.
