Description
Flight DUS322 ZEB Zebrawood Soprano Ukulele is a soprano ukulele with a laminate zebrawood top, back and sides and a satin finish, tuned G-C-E-A with a high G.
Specifications
| SKU | FLT-4582 |
|---|---|
| Model | DUS322 |
| Size | Soprano Ukulele |
| Top | Zebrawood (Laminate) |
| Back & Sides | Zebrawood (Laminate) |
| Finish | Satin |
| Neck | African Mahogany |
| Fretboard & Bridge | Walnut |
| Nut & Saddle | Bone |
| Rosette | Laser Engraved |
| Top & Side Fret Markers | Dots on 5th, 7th & 10th |
| Tuners | Chrome Die-Cast Geared |
| Strings | Aquila Super Nylgut |
| Features | Arched Back |
| Tuning | G-C-E-A with HIGH G |
Measurements
| Scale Length | 13.54” |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.38” |
| Frets | 12 |
What is included
- Flight Padded Gig Bag
WARRANTY - Flight One Year Limited Warranty
Common questions
Is the Flight DUS322 solid wood or laminate?
The Flight DUS322 has a laminate zebrawood top, back and sides.
How is the Flight DUS322 tuned?
The Flight DUS322 is tuned G-C-E-A with a high G.
Does the Flight DUS322 come with a case or gig bag?
Yes. The Flight DUS322 comes with a Flight Padded Gig Bag.
What size is the Flight DUS322?
The Flight DUS322 is a soprano ukulele with a 13.54” scale length, 12 frets and a 1.38” nut width.
Who is the Flight DUS322 for?
The Flight DUS322 suits players who want the classic small ukulele size and its bright, traditional sound, including kids and travelers. Its laminate body is durable and stable, a good choice for beginners and for travel.
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📸 NOTE ON PHOTOS
This instrument is crafted from natural materials — wood grain, color, and figuring vary between pieces, which is part of what makes each one unique. The photos show a representative example. Questions before ordering? We're happy to help.
