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Ziegenspeck ukulele - strap
ukulele pickup "Uke-Up"
concert sunrise "Walli"
With a very unique set of walnut wood from Germany, this concert ukulele definitely stands out with its appearance.
tenor sunrise "classy"
In order to give this ukulele its very own touch, the purple wood, amaranth, was used for the edge.
harp-E "walnut"
With the idea of building a Harp-E out of dark colored woods combined with the idea of using local woods as far as possible, this unique electric harp ukulele was created.
tenor sunrise "Walther"
You don't have to write a lot about the optics of this ukulele.
The unique, high-contrast and almost exotic looking grain of the back and sides is based on tonewood that comes from Thuringia.
tenor sunrise "Classy"
With this ukulele, everything seems very classic and familiar
at first, but the appearance is cloudy.
The combination of pencil cedar and indian laurel produces a very special tone.
tenor "double back" walspru
With this special instrument, the interplay of the same wood was chosen for the soundboard and top for the first time.
The result is more than satisfactory.
tenor "harp-E"
As the name suggests, the Harp-E is and electric harp ukulele.
This name is just as unusual as the instrument itself.
tenor "double back" cherry
Except for the soundboard, this instrument was made completely of Thruingian cherry.
tenor "double back" walnut
In contrast to the "double back" cherry, I have specializied in slightly darker color scheme of the European walnut for this particular ukulele.
concert "E-Uke"
The specialty of this instrument is the simplicity of the color scheme, which consists of a warm mahogany body and the light tones of the ash and the linden tree neck.
tenor/concert sunrise "Sky"
This sunrise might look simple on the first look but with the american walnut comes a canadian cedar top, which produces a very loud but dynamic tone.
tenor sunrise "Aloha"
Probably the most typical wood that can be used for an ukulele. With this instrument, however, I did not build a complete Koa body, but a combination of the Hawaiian koa with a North American engelmann spruce