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Art You Can Play Some instruments just look like instruments. The Luna Tattoo Tenor Mahogany is something a little different — it's a conversation ...

A Concert Uke That Looks Like It Has a Story Some instruments blend into the background. The Luna Tattoo Concert Mahogany is decidedly not one of t...

A Uke That Wears Its Art on Its Sleeve — Literally Some instruments sit quietly in a corner. The Luna Tattoo Spruce Concert Ukulele is not one of t...

Peace, Love, and Four Strings If you grew up on the music of the 1960s — or just wish you had — Luna's Love Music Peace Concert Ukulele is a little...

Peace, Strings, and a Little Bit of Hawaiian Spirit The word "Maluhia" means peace in Hawaiian, and Luna took that idea seriously when they designe...

Art You Can Actually Play If you've ever wanted to hold a piece of art history in your hands while you make music, the Luna Great Wave Concert Ukul...

A Baritone That Feels Right at Home for Guitar Players If you've ever picked up a guitar and thought, "I want something smaller and a little more l...

A Hundred Years of Soprano, in Your Hands Martin has been making soprano ukuleles since 1915, and the S1 Uke carries that tradition forward without...

A Warm, Thoughtful Start to Your Ukulele Journey If you've been looking for a soprano uke that doesn't feel like an afterthought at this price, the...

Eye-Catching Looks, Gig-Ready Performance There are ukuleles that blend into the background and ukuleles that make people stop and ask, "Wait, what...

A Concert Uke That Turns Heads Before You Play a Note Oak is one of those tonewoods that surprises people. It's not as glamorous a name as koa or r...

All Solid. Hand Carved. Ready to Plug In. There's a moment when you pick up a mandolin and realize it's the real deal — not a pressed-wood approxim...

Hand-Carved Character in a Brownburst Package There's a reason mandolin players obsess over hand-carved tops — and the Loar LM-310F-BRB makes that ...

A Little Vintage Spirit, Ready for the Stage There's something about a teardrop-bodied A-style mandolin that just feels like it belongs in a front-...

The F-5 Shape, All-Solid Tonewoods, and a Finish That Lets the Wood Breathe If you've ever wanted a proper F-style mandolin with genuine solid tone...

Five Strings, Open Back, Ready to Pick Maybe you've been eyeing the banjo for a while — heard it on a favorite record, caught someone playing on a ...

One Banjo, Two Styles — and Room to Grow Into Both There's a moment every new banjo player hits where they realize they want to try more than one s...

A Banjo Built for a Once-in-a-Lifetime Milestone The banjo has been part of the American musical landscape almost as long as the country itself — s...

Six Strings, Ukulele Soul The Ibanez AUP10N is hard to put in a box — and that's exactly what makes it interesting. It's got six nylon strings tune...

A Little Uke with a Lot of Wood Character Acacia has always been a big part of the ukulele story — it's the wood that gives Hawaiian instruments th...

Solid Acacia Sound in a Compact Soprano Package Acacia is one of those tonewoods that tends to draw people in before they even play a note — its na...

A Resonator Banjo That Doesn't Make You Choose Between Fun and Practical Some banjos demand you commit — to a style, to a size, to a budget that ma...

A Baritone That Plays Like a Uke and Thinks Like a Guitar If you've ever wanted to pick up a ukulele but kept finding yourself reaching for your gu...