Top 6 Most Trusted Ukulele Brands

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Top 6 Most Trusted Ukulele Brands





Kala

Kala offers a wide range of products and caters to ukulele players of all skill levels. The prices range from extremely pocket-friendly to premium. You’re sure to find a ukulele that meets your needs and fits your budget in Kala’s catalogue.


Kanile’a

Kanile’a designs its ukuleles with professional players in mind, which is why its product catalogue shows uke models that can be categorized as high-end. However, the company has also ventured out into the entry-level market with its Islander by Kanile’a line, making more of its quality ukes accessible to most players.


Kamaka

Kamaka has been making many of the world’s finest handcrafted ukuleles since 1916. Kamaka ukuleles are made using techniques that have evolved from the uku-making practices developed by the company’s founder, Sam Kamaka Sr. This ensures that the quality of each Kamaka uke is consistent with all the other well-loved models produced over the years.


Cordoba

Cordoba is well-known for its finely crafted instruments, particularly its classical guitars. The company also offers a good selection of ukuleles, which are all made using premium materials and tonewoods. The company learned to make its ukuleles in the traditional Portuguese way, making its instruments some of the most well-built and authentic-sounding ukes in the world. 


Oscar Schmidt

Oscar Schmidt ukuleles are made from a vast array of artisan woods such as koa, spalted mango, mahogany, spalted maple and spruce. Abalone or mother-of-pearl inlays add to the ukuleles’ beauty. The ukes aren’t only nice to look at but also a joy to play and hear.


Lanikai Ukuleles

Lanikai makes some of the best introductory ukuleles at beginner-friendly prices. The company also offers a number of exquisite and handcrafted ukuleles designed for discerning musicians, including 6- and 8-string ukuleles.

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