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Brand Ashton Product Type Ukelele Features Machine Heads Geared Colour Red String Material nylon Number of Strings 4 - Description
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The Ashton ukulele UKE100 RD is the perfect, portable instrument to take where-ever you goes, with its own colour matched case it's easy to transport. Easy to play it shouldn't be too long before you can play along with all your favorite songs, with only 4 strings to contend with the Ukulele is an easy way to learn an instrument. It's also easy to tune, as this Ukulele comes with geared machine heads which keep in tune for longer. This model comes in a red finish.
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