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Bluesman’s banjolele is the most essential model of Waiz style Banjo ukuleles
The fretboard is removed and frets are put directly in the mahogany neck.
| Mahogany neck The body is composed by two different woods, joint together: spanish cedar and mahogany. The mohogany neck gives strength to the instrument and is hard enough to be used as fretboard. |  |
| Nails Strings are attached to four nails put on the side of the instrument. |  |
TECHNICAL DATA:
| Model: | Bluesman |
| Soundboard | Fish skin |
| Body: | Spanish cedar and Mahogany |
| Tonering: | Aluminum, brass |
| Neck: | Mahogany |
| Nut: | Ebony |
| Fretboard: | Mahogany |
| Diapason: | Soprano: 330 mm (13″) Concerto: 381 mm (15″) Tenore: 432 mm (17″) |
| Radius: | flat |
| Bridge: | Maple |
| Finish: | Tru-oil |
| Tuning pegs: | ebony, rosewood |
| Amplification: | On request |
| Case: | Soft case |
| Dimensions | Soprano: 550x 202 x 35 mm Concerto: 581 x 232 x 35 mm Tenor: 625 x 232 x 35 mm |
| Net weight: | Soprano: 485 g Concert: 580 g Tenor: 625 g |
PHOTOGALLERY:
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