Kala KA-EBY-B Striped Ebony Baritone Ukulele
Kala Striped Ebony Baritone Ukulele
Model: KA-EBY-B
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The Kala Striped Ebony Baritone pairs the deeper, fuller voice of a baritone ukulele with the dramatic natural figuring of striped ebony. Its reddish-brown grain varies from instrument to instrument, giving each one its own distinctive look beneath the smooth satin finish.
The striped ebony top, back, and sides are accented with contrasting maple binding, while a mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard provide a comfortable, familiar feel. Aquila Super Nylgut® baritone strings with wound D and G strings complement the instrument's warm low end and clear articulation. With its longer 20.1875" scale and 1.5" nut width, the KA-EBY-B is a great fit for ukulele players wanting more depth as well as guitarists exploring the baritone uke.
Every ukulele purchased from UKE Republic includes our Pro Setup for optimal sound and playability before it ships.
Highlights
- Baritone Scale
- Striped Ebony Top, Back & Sides
- Naturally Varied Reddish-Brown Grain
- Contrasting Maple Binding
- Satin Finish
- Mahogany Neck
- Rosewood Fingerboard
- Graph Tech NuBone® Nut & Saddle
- Aquila Super Nylgut® Baritone Strings
- Wound D & G Strings
- 1.5" Nut Width
- Black Lower-Bout Strap Button
- UKE Republic Pro Setup for Optimal Sound & Playability
Specifications
- Model: KA-EBY-B
- Size: Baritone
- Top: Striped Ebony
- Back & Sides: Striped Ebony
- Binding: Maple
- Neck: Mahogany
- Fingerboard: Rosewood
- Headstock: Standard
- Finish: Satin
- Nut & Saddle: Graph Tech NuBone®
- Strings: Aquila Super Nylgut® with Wound D & G
- Electronics: None
- Strap Button: Black x1
- Frets: 18
- Fits: All Kala Baritone-Size Bags & Cases
Measurements
- Scale Length: 20.1875"
- Overall Length: 30.375"
- Body Length: 14"
- Number of Frets: 18
- Upper Bout: 7.75"
- Lower Bout: 10.4375"
- Waist: 6.625"
- Body Depth: 3.1875"
- Nut Width: 1.5"
- Fingerboard Width at Neck/Body Joint: 1.8125"
Why This One?
- The KA-EBY-B stands out before you ever play a note. Striped ebony's dramatic grain means no two instruments look exactly alike, while the baritone body and longer scale deliver the deeper range players seek from D-G-B-E tuning. It's an especially appealing choice if you want a baritone with traditional playability but a more distinctive look than the usual mahogany instrument.