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KAMAKA HF-2 110th Anniversary Model

KAMAKA HF-2 110th Anniversary Model

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This is a special edition HF-2 concert model commemorating the 110th anniversary of KAMAKA, founded in 1916.

This instrument is an anniversary model based on the HF-2, a concert size model that has been loved as a standard among Kamaka ukuleles with a long history, featuring limited specifications for the 110th anniversary. It is a premium model with a beautiful abalone shell "110 Years" inlay at the end of the fingerboard and a specially designed inner label. The rich sound unique to KAMAKA deepens the more you play it.

Its tone, which is said to be the basic and standard for ukuleles, is truly classic, and it can be used for a wide range of styles, from Hawaiian to solo play.




  • Size: Concert
  • Top: Solid Hawaiian Koa
  • Sides & Back: Solid Hawaiian Koa
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Fingerboard & Bridge: Rosewood
  • Headstock overlay: Hawaiian Koa
  • Nut & Saddle: Tusq
  • Tuners: GOTOH UPTL
  • Frets: 12F Joint / 16F
  • Position Markers: White resin dots (5, 7, 10, 12) 110 Years Abalone Pearl
  • Headstock Logo: Mother of Pearl (MOP)
  • Body End Strip: Rosewood
  • Finish: Lacquer, Semi-gloss
  • Strings: Kamaka S-1 (Black Nylon)
  • Nut Width: 35mm
  • Scale: 380mm
  • Overall Length: 595mm
  • Body Length: 280mm
  • Body Width (Upper Bout/Lower Bout): 205mm/153mm
  • Body Depth: 70mm
  • Accessories: Hard Case
New with one-year warranty
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KAMAKA

Kamaka Ukulele was founded in 1916. It is the oldest ukulele manufacturer still in existence in Hawaii. It is now synonymous with the ukulele and is also known as the "King of Ukuleles," and has established an unshakable position as one of the world's top manufacturers. The techniques and spirit cultivated in Hawaiian culture have been passed down without being lost even now, 100 years later.
They have received tremendous support from famous artists across countries and generations, including Eddie Kamae, Ota San (Herb Ota), Jake Shimabukuro, and in Japan, Kazuyuki Sekiguchi (Southern All Stars), Rio, and Toshiki Kondo, and the sounds they create are still heard all over the world today.