Tenor

The Largest of the sizes commonly played in 
the Islands, and the size played by most of the 
hot young instrumentalists. The scale length is 17 1/8". 
This size is a good choice for anyone wanting to play
a low G, and this scale length make a transition from 
guitar to `Ukulele more comfortable..The Tenor also 
offers more volume because of it's longer scale.

Ho`okahiko, Tenor

Curly Koa or Mango top, sides and back
Koa fingerboard, bridge and peghead overlay 
"Po Mahina" inlaid in shell in peghead
12 frets to body
No binding	
Tradional looking satin lacquer finish
Abalone or Mother-of-Pearl dots
Best Grover friction tuning machine
Abalone Rosette

No Cost Options

Ebony or rosewood fittings instead of Koa 14 frets to body
Special Grover `Ukulele open back geared machines 
Wood Rosette

Extra Cost Options

Pick up system of your choice
Special inlay
Choice of Hardshell Cases

Ano Hou, Tenor

Curly Koa or Mango top, sides and back, or 
Spruce top with choice of back and sides
Ebony fingerboard, bridge and peghead overlay 
"Po Mahina" inlaid in shell in peghead
14 frets to body
Top Binding
High gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish 
Abalone or pearl fingerboard dots
Special Grover `Ukulele open back geared machines 
Abalone Rosette

No cost options

Rosewood or koa fittings
12 frets to body
Wood Rosette

Extra cost Options

Pick up system of your choice
Special Inlay
Choice of hard shell cases
Radiused Fingerboard