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Xinyue Ukuleles

Experience the resonant depth of a Hawaiian tenor build designed for players who appreciate the natural beauty of spalted maple. These four-string instruments provide a rich acoustic presence for dedicated musicians

Lead listing
Why this brand

Tenor Scale Length

The 26 in body offers a larger frame for deeper resonance.

Canadian Spalted Maple

Premium wood construction ensures a distinct visual and sonic character.

Traditional Four String

The classic Hawaiian layout supports standard tenor tuning and playability.

Catalog

1 ukulele in this set

Collections 4-string Tenor

About this lineup

Acoustic Tenor Standards

These 26 in models utilize Canadian spalted maple to create a robust acoustic profile. The four-string configuration is tailored for the traditional Hawaiian tenor experience.

  • 26 in tenor body
  • Canadian spalted maple construction
  • Four string configuration
  • Hawaiian acoustic design
  • Natural wood grain finish
What to look for

Current models

This Xinyue set is built around Tenor ukuleles, 4-string ukuleles.

Under the hood

Xinyue keeps the build language in the product names: Canadian Spalted Maple 26 in Tenor Ukulele.

Who they are for

Xinyue ukulele here match Tenor ukuleles, 4-string ukuleles as the titles describe them.

Details that change

Start with Canadian Spalted Maple 26 in Tenor Ukulele and match the listed type to what you need.

From use

Notes from buyers

Ruth 4.5

The Canadian spalted maple body has a stunning look and a very clear acoustic projection.

Nicole 4.9

This 26 in tenor feels substantial in my hands and the four strings are easy to navigate.

Samantha 4.6

I love the resonance of the Hawaiian tenor design when playing acoustic sets.

Questions

Xinyue Questions

What size are these ukuleles?

These are 26 in tenor instruments.

What wood is used for the body?

The body is crafted from Canadian spalted maple.

How many strings do they have?

These models feature a standard 4-string configuration.

Is this an acoustic instrument?

Yes, it is a Hawaiian tenor acoustic ukulele.