A bonsai ukulele, just a mouthful that won’t fill you up. I’ve been a tiny ukulele ambassador since I was first given one in the early 2000’s by Hans Türing, a German uke enthusiast. I went on to feature micro-sized ukes in the Ukulele Orchestra show for many years. My sopranino ukuleles bring together everything I love about ukuleles and tiny things: a loud, punchy ukulele which you can fit in your pocket.

This one is made from antique mahogany (all the way from Nicaragua) front, sides and back, a sapele neck and a real ebony fingerboard and bridge. The sound really cuts through - very bright and crisp - and makes a terrific addition to any ukulele group.

I like to use Aquila iUke strings tuned to almost an octave about normal uke tuning (f Bb D G) but if you like it really high, an octave above a regular ukulele (g C E A) - just make sure you have a spare A string!

It measures roughly 43cm (length), 13cm (widest width) and 5cm (depth). 36mm nut width for comfortable playing. And the Gotoh UPT tuners ensure perfect intonation.