A silent electric ukulele with a neck-through structure carved from Hokkaido Todomatsu! The long-awaited ukulele shape!
Quiam is a Sapporo-based manufacturer that produces ukuleles using materials from Hokkaido. Their Ezo's UKulele series, made from Hokkaido spruce, has received high praise both in Japan and overseas.
Our model, eleComCon, is a concert-sized, long-neck ukulele with a through-neck structure carved from Hokkaido Japanese Sakhalin fir.
The through-neck construction allows the entire body to vibrate, giving you a pleasant sound and lingering resonance even though it is a silent ukulele.
Equipped with a piezo microphone, it can also be used for live performances.
This is a Made in Hokkaido ukulele made in a Sapporo workshop using wood from Hokkaido for all parts. Another popular point is its environmental friendliness, making full use of thinned wood.
*As this is a model that sells well every day, the wood grain may differ from the item shown.
Size: Concert long neck
Solid type/pickup installed
Body and neck: Hokkaido-produced Todomatsu single board (1P through-neck structure)
Fingerboard and bridge: Hokkaido-grown Japanese zelkova
Nut and saddle: Bone
Pegs: Side key gear type (1:18 gear ratio)
Pickup: QUIAM Original Piezo Pick Up (under-saddle piezo type) *passive
Frets: 15F joint/18F
Finish: Satin
Nut width: approx. 36.5 mm
Scale: Approx. 408 mm
one year warranty
Sales price: ¥72,000 (excluding tax)
Case sold separately
