The Kala Learn to Play Starter Kit is a smart value for the aspiring ukulele student or self-starter. At its heart is a well-playing soprano ukulele built from industry-standard tonewoods: a rich mahogany body and neck and an articulate walnut fingerboard. An advanced nut and saddle by aftermarket guitar-parts leader GraphTech enhance this instrument's tone and sustain, while a set of Italian-made synthetic gut Aquila Supernylgut strings impart projection and tonal characteristics you'd never expect at this price point. You also get Kala's Quick Start guide as a springboard and Kala's own Learn to Play online lessons for deeper diving into chord formations and playing technique. Includes a tote for storage and transport.

Real mahogany/walnut construction

You'll find mahogany bodies and necks in some of the finest guitars available today. The Kala LTP ukulele is built from real mahogany for a rich, warm tone and great sustain. A walnut fingerboard offers response and articulation you won't outgrow.

Aquila Supernylgut strings

Italian-made Aquila synthetic gut ukulele strings are recommended in uke forums the Internet over. The Kala LTP ukulele comes stock with Aquila Supernylguts, regarded as much for their waxy feel and noiseless fretting as for their impressive projection, sweet tone, and tuning stability.

GraphTech nut and saddle

A synthetic bone nut and saddle from GraphTech take this value-packed ukulele from good to great, maximizing sustain at both ends of the instrument.

Includes print and online lessons

The Kala LTP ukulele includes not just the Kala Quick Start guide, but instant access to a wealth of beginning and advanced lessons via Kala's Learn to Play platform. If you've been on the fence about learning the ukulele or facilitating a loved one to do so, the Kala Learn to Play ukulele starter kit from Music Experience is the perfect reason to start.

From Kala — the uke company

Kala is all about ukulele. In fact, ukes are all they make, and they make them exceedingly well. Kala is in no small part responsible for the strong resurgence of interest in ukuleles that we've seen since the mid 1990s. They design and manufacture over 120 different models made from a variety of woods, including lacewood, koa, mango, and many more, each imparting its own sonic signature and aesthetic beauty to these popular and iconic instruments.