Subtle, beautiful woods, with nothing distracting from its focus on tone—that was my first impression of the new Kanile`a Oha-T tenor. Just like the unadorned vintage Style 0’s of classic mainland builders from places like Nazareth and Kalamazoo, this is a ukulele made for players.
Kanile`a is doing everything right with the Oha-T. I love that the instrument is built on Oahu and the family-owned company restores and replants native Hawaiian rain forest and sources all their woods responsibly. But I knew I was absolutely sure when I had to go back and edit the word “sweet” out of this review a dozen times, because sweet is really the best way to describe this ukulele.
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