*Double “A” 1st course at the same octave (440Hz),
a double “E” 2nd course at the same octave (329.6Hz),
a double “C” 3rd course with a high/low octave (261.6Hz/523.2Hz),
and a double “G” 4th course with a high/low octave (392Hz/196Hz)
The Koa 8-string tenor is definitely at the top for sound and projection. When playing an 8-string tenor, every mele (song) sounds so much sweeter. The instrument is strung with octave pairs in the G (forth) course and C (third) course. The E (second) and A (first) course are both at standard tuning. The 8-string tenor is usually for the advanced player, although we have built many 8-stringed instruments for customers who soon find out the benefits of playing a beautiful sounding 'ukulele.
In our enduring pursuit to share with
our visitors every aspect of our instruments, we have
compiled these "sound files" for your enjoyment. We also
included a detailed "spec list" of each of our instruments.
Since we started building 'ukuleles over 20 years ago, our
main focus has been the instrument's sound. Through the
years, we have "fine tuned" our design to create an 'ukulele
with superior sound. These sound files will allow you to
have the opportunity to hear the sound quality and tonality
of our instruments and understand why we have so many return
customers.