Ukulele Review: Kala's Go-Anywhere Waterman Revives the 'Islander' Spirit скачать в хорошем качестве

Ukulele Review: Kala's Go-Anywhere Waterman Revives the 'Islander' Spirit

Full review at https://www.ukulelemag.com/gear-revie... Kala’s cute little soprano ukes, part of its entry-level Makala line, are made from polycarbonate and take their inspiration straight from the Islander series. Much like their predecessors, the Watermans (Watermen?) feature an injection molded body and a fingerboard with molded frets, including a zero fret, which was favored by Maccaferri for producing a more even tone between fretted notes and open strings. While a plastic uke might scream “toy” to many, the Waterman’s tuners and molded frets make it easy to stay in tune. More than that, though, these ukes have a sound all of their own. You won’t think you’re hearing a fine solid-wood uke, but they sound better than a plastic instrument has any right to sound—especially taking the price into consideration. They even have a resonant feel.