Ohana’s Banjolele is a remarkable hybrid instrument that combines the plucky, twangy tone of the banjo with the bright, sunny tuning and scale length of the ukulele. It sounds ambitious, but it works.

This particular model is discontinued on our site due to low stock, so we thought we would showcase it here instead. The body and neck are made of luxurious Solid Maple with a satin sunburst finish. The drumhead is a Remo WeatherKing synthetic skin. The tuning pegs and hardware are metal. Of note is the closed back which tends to project the sound forward unlike open back models.

If you are after a banjolele, you will be in good hands with Ohana. The instrument is punchy, plucky, and loud. It’ll be hard to find something as good at this price point.

The creation of Kumalae ukuleles was an art form that required exceptional skill and precision. Artisans with deep expertise meticulously hand-carved the wood, embedding intricate patterns and designs inspired by Hawaiian nature, such as floral motifs and ocean waves. These detailed carvings were made possible through the careful use of various specialized tools, which sculpted the wood into three-dimensional reliefs on the ukulele's surface.

Primarily crafted from the esteemed Hawaiian koa wood, known for its beautiful grain and warm tonal qualities, these ukuleles not only displayed visual artistry but also produced rich, resonant sounds. The carvings enhanced the aesthetic appeal, lending each instrument a distinct elegance.

Kumalae ukuleles are revered for their aesthetic and acoustic excellence, standing out as vintage treasures from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Their rarity and historical significance make them highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, embodying a crucial part of the legacy and historical narrative of the Kumalae brand.

Ohana’s Banjolele is a remarkable hybrid instrument that combines the plucky, twangy tone of the banjo with the bright, sunny tuning and scale length of the ukulele. It sounds ambitious, but it works.

This particular model is discontinued on our site due to low stock, so we thought we would showcase it here instead. The body and neck are made of luxurious Solid Maple with a satin sunburst finish. The drumhead is a Remo WeatherKing synthetic skin. The tuning pegs and hardware are metal. Note that this unit is open back unlike the typical Ohana TK-120BUC model.

If you are after a banjolele, you will be in good hands with Ohana. The instrument is punchy, plucky, and loud. It’ll be hard to find something as good at this price point.

Ohana’s Banjolele is a remarkable hybrid instrument that combines the plucky, twangy tone of the banjo with the bright, sunny tuning and scale length of the ukulele. It sounds ambitious, but it works.

This particular model is discontinued on our site due to low stock, so we thought we would showcase it here instead. The body and neck are made of luxurious Solid Maple with a satin sunburst finish. The drumhead is a Remo WeatherKing synthetic skin. The tuning pegs and hardware are metal. Of note is the closed back which tends to project the sound forward unlike open back models.

If you are after a banjolele, you will be in good hands with Ohana. The instrument is punchy, plucky, and loud. It’ll be hard to find something as good at this price point.