Ohana PK-25G Solid Mahogany Pineapple Soprano Ukulele
Ohana PK-25G Solid Mahogany Pineapple Soprano Ukulele
Available at UKE Republic – professionally set up for optimal sound and playability.
The Ohana PK-25G captures everything people love about classic pineapple ukuleles—warm tone, vintage island charm, and a look that instantly stands apart from the crowd.
Built from all solid mahogany, this soprano delivers a rich, woody voice with surprising fullness and projection for its size. The traditional pineapple body shape helps give the instrument a slightly rounder, more open response compared to a standard figure-8 soprano, making it lively without sounding thin.
Visually, this one checks all the right boxes. The high-gloss finish brings out the depth of the mahogany grain, while the pineapple notch headstock, pearl dot inlays, and simple rosette keep the styling classic and clean.
The 12-fret rosewood fingerboard gives the instrument a traditional vintage feel, while the geared tuners with black buttons provide smooth, dependable tuning stability.
And before it leaves our shop, every PK-25G receives a full UKE Republic Pro Setup, making sure the action, intonation, and playability feel right from the start.
This is one of those ukuleles that’s hard not to smile while playing.
Highlights
- All Solid Mahogany Construction – Warm, full traditional tone
- Traditional Pineapple Body Shape – Fuller projection and classic island style
- Gloss Finish – Enhances the mahogany grain beautifully
- Mahogany Neck
- 12-Fret Rosewood Fingerboard – Vintage-inspired feel and response
- Rosewood Bridge
- Pineapple Notch Headstock – Signature Ohana styling
- Geared Tuners w/ Black Buttons – Smooth and reliable tuning
- Pearl Dot Inlays
- Soundhole Rosette
- Aquila Strings
- UKE Republic Pro Setup Included
Why This One
If you love traditional soprano tone but want something with a little extra warmth, personality, and visual charm, the PK-25G hits a sweet spot.
Classic Hawaiian inspiration with solid wood tone that keeps getting better the more it’s played.