USED Martin C1K All Solid Hawaiian Koa Concert Ukulele w/ Gigbag

Overseas customers: please be aware that you will be charged VAT as well as Import Duty and Customs Clearance fees on this Martin C1K concert ukulele!

Here we have an excellent example of the long standing and well known Martin C1K ukulele. It's an all solid koa Mexican made Martin ukulele that many have considered to be one of the key must have ukuleles as you work up from a beginner to a professional player. The condition of this ukulele is great with a few small areas of natural hand buffing, a couple of surface dings on the top and headstock (pictured) and comes with the original Martin gigbag. 

What a gorgeous, sweet sounding, bright and bubbly Martin concert ukulele!

The Martin C1K All solid koa concert ukulele is an excellent example of what Martin's Mexican factory can produce. All of the vintage appointments are here such as Martin's famous crown headstock, traditional open geared tuners and this goes a long way in creating an incredibly charming and playable ukulele.

The ukulele pictured is the one we have for sale.

Specification:
Top, back and sides: Solid Hawaiian koa
Rosette: Black/white/black
Top braces: Solid sitka spruce
Nut material: White tusq
Headplate: Solid Hawaiian koa
Fingerboard and bridge: Morado
Scale length: 15"
Number of frets clear: 12
Number of frets total: 17
Fingerboard width at nut: 1-13/32''
Fingerboard width at 12th fret: 1-13/16''
Fingerboard position inlays: One @ 5th, Two @ 7th, One @ 10th - White ABS
satin finish
Bridge string spacing: 1-41/64''
Saddle: White tusq
Tuning machines: Nickel open-geared w/ white buttons
Recommended strings: Martin ukulele (M600)
Padded gigbag included

All of our second hand ukes are inspected when they arrive with us, set up and adjusted as required to make sure they meet our strict quality checks. We then check ukuleles again before we send them out to ensure that you get them in tip top condition and can buy from us confidence.

EU and ROW Customers - please be aware that you will pay your local VAT (Sales Tax) and Import Duties in addition to the ex VAT prices you see when the instrument lands in your country!