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aNueNue aNN-US200HB

aNueNue aNN-US200HB

Regular price ¥270,600 JPY
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A soprano ukulele featuring a top made of the finest moon spruce and adorned with lovely hummingbirds!

This is a high-grade soprano ukulele from aNueNue, a Taiwanese ukulele manufacturer known for its high quality and excellent design. The top is luxuriously crafted from Swiss Moon Spruce, a material that has recently been used in high-end guitars worldwide for its enchanting tone, derived from scientific concepts related to the phases of the moon.

The bracing pattern, designed by Morihiko Mitsuda, a ukulele builder from Hiroshima who is highly praised and used by ukulele player KYAS, is integrated with aNueNue's unique body shape to create a beautiful and clear tone. The cutaway body provides excellent playability in the high frets.

The head features a single flying hummingbird, and the rosette boasts two hummingbirds hovering among flowers, seeking nectar. These are intricately inlaid with abalone, mother-of-pearl, and colorful turquoise stones, creating a truly splendid inlay.

  • Size: Soprano
  • Top: Solid Swiss Moon Spruce
  • Sides & Back: Indian Rosewood
  • Headplate: Ebony
  • Pegs: Gotoh UPT
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Bridge: Ebony
  • Nut & Saddle: Buffalo Bone
  • Fingerboard: Ebony
  • Nut Width: 36.5mm
  • Scale: 342mm
  • Strings: aNueNue Black Water Strings
  • Hard case included

New, one-year warranty

*Images are from the previous shipment.

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aNueNue

aNueNue is a Taiwanese guitar and ukulele manufacturer founded in 2008 by Johnson Liao. The company produces high-quality instruments, from entry-level to high-end models, in its own factory in China equipped with modern facilities.
By inviting experienced individual makers to develop unique bracing and structures, the company has produced innovative ukuleles that are now popular worldwide. The company has also had success with collaboration models with artists.