Vorson FTLUK-3BK T Style Electric Ukulele

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Ever wanted to shred on a ukulele? Now you can, with this T-Style electric ukulele -- equipped with dual single-coil pickups and a 3-way toggle switch.

Vorson Electric Ukuleles are the coolest instruments that we have seen in a long time. If you play guitar you are going to want one. If you play ukulele you will HAVE to have one. Dual single coil pickups provide excellent ukulele tone with nice variation via a 3-way toggle and tone control. The necks are very comfortable and the ukes are really easy to play because of the adjustable truss rod and bridge. Shredding on a uke? Absolutely possible. The real wood finishes are super high quality and the craftsmanship of the Vorson electric ukes is superb. The FTLUK-3K features a classic "T" style body and a polished black finish.

All Vorson Electric Ukes come with a padded gig bag and cable

- Model: FTLUK-3BK KIT
- Size: Tenor (scale length 432 mm)
- Body: candlenut
- Design: T Type
- Finish: polished black
- Neck: candlenut with rosewood fretboard, dot markers
- Pickups: dual single coils
- Controls: volume tone, 3-way toggle
- Tuners: die cast
- String Gauge: Uses 009, 011, 016, 011 electric strings

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-996-8637

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars. (3 ratings)
Submitted December 18, 2013 by Christopher

"Hesitant but Won-Over"

Overall: 4 out of 5 stars
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Written by one of our gear experts!
Electric Ukes? Really? At least that's what I thought any sane musician would ask when first confronted with such a preposterous idea. First it was Guitars and Basses and then Violins and Banjos. Is there nothing sacred left in the world of acoustic music? Probably not...but I digress. Back to the issue at hand; the Vorson Vorson FSUK-1BK S Style Electric Uke.

Sound
Two pickups (single coil neck and bridge) allow for a broad range of tone among the 3 position toggle switch. Now, for the sake of clarity, this uke is not meant to replicate an authentic acoustic uke. I had picked this up initially as a novelty item and it became a quick Go-To in the studio for "that" sound that was needed for melody lines when I didn't feel my normal axes could cut it. This is a great option for alternative sounds when you're looking for something different.

Features
Again, the range of sound provided by the two pickups and three positions provided by the toggle switch. The neck pickup is pretty full and bright and when set on the bridge pickup you might notice just a hint of country twang tickling your ear-drums. Toggle to the middle position and play around with the tone knob and you'll come across tones that go from both bright and full of attack to smooth and almost jazz like at the lowest setting.

Ease of Use
If you can play guitar, you'll be in good shape. If you play ukulele, then you'll soon find read more why one of these is a must in your arsenal.

Quality
At first glance you might think you've come across a toy. Rest assured this is no toy. At what feels like a durable weight of around three pounds and solidly constructed (this is a solid body design), the feel and appearance is akin to that of a miniature telecaster. The neck is smooth and fast and well setup out of the factory. I had to do virtually no tweaking to get this up and playing.

Value
Certainly worth the pennies you'll spend on this item.

The Wow Factor
Great find at a even greater price. I wasn't expecting much but I was floored when I realized the versatility this uke has in both recording and live applications.

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