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OulCraft 312 Soprano Cedar Rosewood
OulCraft 312 Soprano Cedar Rosewood
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The Oul Craft Soprano Model: Deep, Rich Sound Born from Meticulously Designed Construction
This soprano ukulele is a show model that was exhibited at "Sound Messe Osaka 2026" held on Saturday, May 16th to Sunday, May 17th, 2026.
While Oul Craft produces a relatively small number of soprano models, each one is crafted to a very high standard, and this instrument is no exception, boasting superb workmanship.
The top uses aged cedar.
In addition to its vintage look, it offers quick response and rich harmonic resonance.
The sides feature a double rosewood construction to ensure rigidity, allowing the top wood to vibrate more naturally.
Although the instrument is extremely lightweight, thanks to the use of lightweight Spanish cedar for the neck, among other features, it is meticulously designed down to the smallest detail, achieving both lightness and strength.The internal structure features lattice bracing.
The headstock is a snakehead shape combined with a rosewood headplate, giving it a calm and elegant appearance.
The rosette and binding are made of koa, adding a warm accent to the natural aesthetic.
Being a Low-G model, it achieves a deep sound despite its soprano size.
It also boasts a rich volume, allowing you to enjoy a three-dimensional sound that is hard to imagine from its size.
This soprano ukulele is a testament to Oul Craft's meticulous craftsmanship.
- Size: Soprano
- Headstock shape: Snakehead
- Headplate: Rosewood
- Pegs: Gotoh UPT
- Neck: Spanish Cedar
- Top: Cedar
- Sides: Rosewood (double-sided construction)
- Back: Rosewood
- Fretboard: Rosewood
- Bridge: Rosewood
- Rosette: Koa ring
- Binding: Koa
- Position marks: M.O.P. dots
- Bracing: Lattice bracing
- Nut/Saddle: Bone
- Number of frets: 17F
- Scale: 13-3/4 inches
- Finish: Urethane gloss
- Strings: Worth CM & Aquila Low-G
- Includes original gig bag
New, one-year warranty
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OulCraft
OulCraft is a brand founded in 1979 by Seoul-born craftsman Jungtae Kim and his wife Na So-yoon, a designer.
After studying electric guitar playing at a university in Seoul, Kim came to Japan to study guitar making, and in 2007 he studied guitar making at Chubu Musical Instrument Technical College in Nagoya. In 2009, he joined T's Guitar and worked on making high-end guitars and ukuleles.
Based on the advanced technology and experience cultivated in Japan, the company is actively developing original designs and providing high-quality musical instruments to the world.