Tenor Ukuleles
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Alvarez RU22T Tenor Ukulele
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Alvarez RU26T Tenor Ukulele
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Alvarez RU22TCE Tenor Ukulele with Pickup
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Ibanez UEWT5 Open Pore Natural
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Martin T1K Tenor Uke Solid Hawaiian Koa
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Martin TKE Uke
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Vintage Viaten Tenor Guitar -By Paul Brett
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Eastman EU2-T Natural Tenor Ukulele
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Fender Montecito Tenor Ukulele Walnut Fingerboard Shaded Edge Burst
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Ibanez UEWT14E Tenor Ukulele Open Pore Natural
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Ibanez UEWT5E Tenor Ukulele Open Pore Natural
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Ibanez UICT100 Iceman Ukulele Metallic Gray Sunburst
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Laka VUT10 Mahogany Series Tenor Ukulele
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Laka VUT100B Bamboo Series Tenor Ukulele
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Laka VUT25 Walnut Series Tenor Ukulele
£84.99
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Laka VUT40 Mahogany Deluxe Series Tenor Ukulele
£72.99
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Laka VUT95 Maple Series Tenor Ukulele
£159.00
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Laka VUT95EA Maple Series Electro Tenor Ukulele
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Mahalo Master All Solid Tenor Ukulele
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About Tenor Ukuleles
Tenor Ukuleles are the largest of the standard tuning ukuleles (GCEA) and as such has the loudest, richest voice with the longest sustain. This means they are very popular for players who are serious about trying to get a great ukulele tone.
The tenor ukulele has a length tip to toe of 26 inches. The longer scale length, which is the playable length of string, means that the frets are spaced out further. Compared to the guitar, the tenor ukulele is still easy to pick up as a beginner but it is more of a stretch than soprano and concert ukuleles. This is something to consider when choosing a ukulele as a beginner or as a gift.
Why Should I Choose a Tenor Ukulele?
- Rich, melodious tone
- Standard tuning
- For serious players
Frequently Asked Questions about Tenor Ukuleles
Question: Are tenor ukuleles tuned differently?
Tenor ukuleles are tuned to GCEA. This is the same as the soprano and concert ukuleles. There is a slight difference however. Soprano and concert ukuleles have a ‘high G’. This means that the G string is higher pitched than the C and A strings. You can tune the tenor ukulele with either a high G or a low G, depending on the set of strings.
Question: Should I get a tenor or concert ukulele?
The question is really ‘do you prefer comfort over sound?’ The tenor ukulele is larger than the concert ukulele and therefore has a bigger, richer sound. The concert ukulele, because it is smaller, is more comfortable to hold and easier to play. Both are legitimate reasons for choosing an instrument, it’s just a matter of personal preference!
Question: What woods do tenor ukuleles use?
Tenor ukuleles will usually feature solid mahogany, solid spruce or acacia woods.