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Custom Kamaka Ukulele. Custom Kamaka Tenor Ukulele in excellent condition and handcrafted by master luthier Casey Kamaka himself! Handcrafted in 2008, this tenor was gently played and is an absolute “one-of-a-kind”. You’ll never find another one like this out there!! Three dimensional birds-eye maple back and sides that make for a bright yet balanced tone and flaming redwood top that attributes to the instruments’ clarity and sustain. Ebony fingerboard and bridge just as every musician would want it to be and matching ebony headstock cap, Honduras mahogany neck for

Stunning 1990’s Kamaka Concert Ukulele. Kamaka Concert Ukulele in all original condition. Great player ukulele and constructed of all Koa wood. Beautiful Hawaiian Koa face, back, and sides with gorgeous black vertical striping. Almost no fretboard wear and strum marks. Tonal quality on this beauty is incredible. Great sustain with nice lows and crisp highs. There is one minor repair of a hairline under the [G] string of the bridge that extends to the butt of the instrument. Very tight and not all the way through the wood. I had this professionally dressed by Kamaka

Stunning 1990’s Kamaka Concert Ukulele. Kamaka Concert Ukulele in all original condition. Great player ukulele and constructed of all Koa wood. Body is in excellent condition. No fractures. No repairs. No issues what so ever. Beautiful Hawaiian Koa face, back, and sides with gorgeous black vertical striping. Some fretboard wear and light strum marks. Tonal quality on this beauty is incredible. Great sustain with nice lows and crisp highs. Price: SOLD

Rare Gold label 1960s Kamaka 4-String Tenor Ukulele in excellent condition. Completed sometime in the early 1960s, the Koa wood has had nearly fifty years to cure adding to the classic Kamaka sound. Nice sustain and great volume. Condition is excellent. No needed repairs. Solid Koa face, back, and sides. Koa neck with Koa fretboard and bridge. These early models are the only Kamaka tenor ukes that I have seen to come with bridge pins aside from a few custom ukuleles. The Gold label era is considered one of the most treasured collectible and player instruments for Ka