This CD-260W from Millar is an all solid tenor ukulele, with a cedar top and Bolivian rosewood back and sides. It's a really pretty, well made and comfortable uke to play - with a sumptuous, clear voice. So that's specification, looks, finish, playability and sound all covered in the first paragraph!

The top is biscuit-brown, which sets off the maple binding very well, together with the maple and rosewood rope inlays and soundhole rosette. Fitted to the headstock slotted headstock are brushed metal finished, smooth-turning geared tuners.

The CD-260W tenor is well set up and free-playing - just a pleasure to play. The nut width of 35mm is what I usually play and suits me best so that's a plus for me! It is fitted with Worth Brown strings, which bring the best out of this instrument, with a lovely ring to them, fine balance between the bass and trebles and plenty of volume. It's a great all rounder - capable of handling anything, it simply sounds great.

That sound is more impressive than many higher priced ukuleles I’ve tried - Millar have really got things right with this model in their small workshop in Taiwan, where this is made.

For a video demo of the Millar CD-260W tenor ukulele, click additional info below. (There’s a bonus demo, showing what this uke can sound like with a Mi-Si pickup fitted too)

For common accessories and customisations (like strap buttons / low G fitting) scroll down to the bottom of the page where you'll be able to add these common items to your basket.