Description
The Noah Pineapple Soprano is new to the Noah range for 2020. As with all Noah instruments, it is made using all-solid woods with Mahogany for the back and sides, and a Spruce top. This combination of woods creates a really bright, classic soprano sound. It comes with a choice of friction tuners or geared tuners, and also has a strap button fitted at the base.
Here it in action and watch the full Got a Ukulele review of it here.
The Pineapple Soprano is now sold out! However, we are currently making more which should be available from October 2020. If you would like to pre-order one, you can email: matt@noahukuleles.com
Specification
Body: Solid Mahogany body, back and sides, and Spruce top
Neck: Solid Maple neck
Nut/Saddle: Bone
Tuners: Available with either friction or geared tuners
Strings: Set up with Aquila strings
Nut width: 36mm
Miscellaneous
Finish: Available in Satin
Case: Supplied with a soft padded case
Lesley Restall (verified owner) –
I have just received my Pineapple Soprano Ukulele from Matt. I am so delighted with it. It looks amazing and the sound is great. I just love it and feel inspired to practice more with my new ukulele. Thank you Matt so much for getting it to me so promptly.
cindikhofton (verified owner) –
This is a lovely ukelele which looks and sounds great. Great service and communication and speedy transaction, much appreciated.
Graeme –
It was very much love at first sight when I unpackaged my pineapple soprano. Firstly, what a beautiful looking instrument! Sound wise, it is gorgeous. Wonderfully mellow yet packs quite a punch and is absolutely made for finger picking. I knew very shortly after playing it that I made a great decision in choosing a Noah. Service and communication from Matt was second to none. Shipped very promptly and arrived two days later. If you care about the people behind the brand (and you probably should) then this is just another reason to buy this ukulele!
sueru (verified owner) –
I bought this after hearing how great it sounded on Got A Ukelele’s review. And I wasn’t disappointed. You can feel the craftsmanship that has gone into this instrument, it feels much nicer to hold than a mass-produced uke. No, the finish might not be absolutely uniform like those churned-out models, but there’s nothing that detracts from or spoils it – in fact it’s gorgeous – and it’s got real character. And it sounds lovely too. Tremendous value!