The Flight A10 SC Cocobolo Dragon Tenor Ukulele features an amazing combination of solid tonewoods that look amazing together and sound even better.  With a solid Engelmann soundboard and a solid cocobolo back and sides, the main centerpiece of the instrument is a turquoise dragon inlay on the fretboard.  The dragon is the symbol of Ljubljana, Slovenia, the home of Flight Ukulele.  The instrument also includes a redwood rosette with a Roman numeral “X” inlay for the 10th anniversary.  In addition to these features, the instrument also includes a special 10th anniversary headstock, black binding with a thin line of purfling, a pin bridge, Brazilian fluorocarbon strings, and an updated deluxe gig bag.  Simply put, this ukulele is a jaw-dropper!

“Floating, falling, sweet intoxication…” © Phantom of the Opera

Allow us to unmask the Flight Phantom!  It is a tenor scale, all-solid acacia ukulele with a unique slotted headstock and an ebony fretboard. The Phantom will turn heads and intoxicate your senses with its sweet, enchanting sound. This instrument is packed with premium features–including a pickup–at an amazing price.

The Flight Diana Soundwave Tenor combines the incredible Flight Diana Tenor with the Flight Soundwave Pickup System.  The Flight Diana Tenor, a member of the Flight Princess Series, features a solid cedar top with laminate walnut back and sides.  The amazing Flight Soundwave Pickup System adds acoustic or amplified effects, with or without plugging in–complete control of the effects is located on the ukulele itself.  Finally, every Flight Diana comes with a bone nut and saddle, Worth Brown fluorocarbon strings, and the Flight Deluxe Gig Bag.

This is NOT your father’s ukulele! The DUC460 is a premium concert ukulele made from laminate amara wood, a species of evergreen tree that is native to the rainforests of South America.  Amara is  beautifully dark and mysterious, and our amara ukuleles have a unique, warm, and clear tone. In addition, every Amara ukulele looks different with stripes, patterns, and negative space.  Be prepared–everyone will notice your ukulele and ask you about it!