LEHO Ukulele-USA

10/09/2015

Kamake and the model LHT-ASAK-E.
The top , sides and back are all made of solid Acacia Koa and are available both with and without pickup systems.

11/08/2015

Hello everyone!... Come visit us at the "Tiki Festival" held in Long Beach this coming Aug 22 and Aug 23rd.

08/08/2015

19/07/2015

Cool video sent to us from Germany !

Filmed by Memphis Reans

13/04/2015

27/02/2015

There is an ongoing issue at Long Beach harbor that has interrupted the availability of Leho Ukuleles One of the many ships waiting to be unloaded is carrying the largest shipment ever of Leho Ukuleles into the USA .
For all of you who are waiting for news of their arrival, we are really sorry for the delay . There are a lot of products from overseas (including musical instruments from a lot of manufacturers ) that are going to be available as soon as the labor negotiations are settled. It cannot be much longer. As many of you already know, Leho ukuleles are worth waiting for !

19/01/2015

Chief Tama G performing his composition, "Lava Clouds"......( [email protected]). Playing a spruce top version of the Spalted Maple Thinline model, LHUT- SMF-TB-E .

17/01/2015

Chief Tama with his new Thinline Spalted Maple Tenor model ( LHUT CMF TB ). With our new price structure , this version that was $ 399 the last few years, is now available for $289 , including the Deluxe padded bag .
Contact [email protected]" rel="ugc" target="_blank">[email protected] for details.

12/10/2014

Mango Models are really interesting. Although Mango is not as loud as some other tone woods, they have a very balanced tone without excessive ringing in the treble range or a boomy bass sound.
This tonal balance is preferred by many players.
Also, Mango is really inconsistent in appearance. Some will have a curly grain and others will "tiger stripes".
Occasionally we even see unexpected green mineral stripes in the wood. They are all beautifully unique!

18/09/2014

The surprising volume swell from the Thinline series from Leho can be understood when you think about the size of all violins. A lot of experimenting was done in the Renaissance period on all musical instruments. By the time of Stradavarius, classical models all had a depth that was proportionate to the string length. Basses had deep bodies, cellos less deep while violas and violins sounded best with
very thin bodies. There are many excellent articles online describing the acoustic principles behind this.
These are catching on all over the world. Nobody expects to hear what they hear when theyy play their first chord on them. Plus, they are extremely comfortable to hold and play .
This is a Tenor size Spalted Maple Model LHT CMF TB .