Description
Pono ACD Deluxe Solid Acacia Concert Ukulele is a concert ukulele with a solid acacia top, back and sides and a gloss finish, tuned G-C-E-A with a high G. It is the gloss Deluxe version of Pono's acacia concert, with an ebony fretboard, bridge and headstock plate and a bone nut and saddle.
Specifications
| SKU | ACD |
|---|---|
| Size | Concert |
| Top | Solid Acacia |
| Back & Sides | Solid Acacia |
| Finish | Gloss |
| Neck | Solid Mahogany |
| Headstock Plate | Ebony |
| Fretboard & Bridge | Ebony |
| Fingerboard Binding | Ebony |
| Rosette | Rope Inlay |
| Nut & Saddle | Bone |
| Tuners | Open Grover 9GB |
| Strings | Ko'olau |
| Made in | Java |
| Tuning | G-C-E-A with High G |
Measurements
| Scale Length | 14.72” |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.375” |
| Frets | 20 |
| Frets to Body | 14 |
Common questions
Is the Pono ACD solid wood or laminate?
The Pono ACD has a solid acacia top, back and sides.
How is the Pono ACD tuned?
The Pono ACD is tuned G-C-E-A with a high G, using Ko'olau strings.
What is the difference between the Pono ACD and the Pono AC?
The Pono ACD is the Deluxe gloss-finish version of the solid acacia concert, while the Pono AC has a satin finish. Both have solid acacia tops, backs and sides with ebony fretboards and bridges.
What size is the Pono ACD?
The Pono ACD is a concert ukulele with a 14.72” scale length, 20 frets and a 1.375” nut width.
Who is the Pono ACD for?
The Pono ACD suits players who want a step up from soprano with more room on the fretboard while keeping a traditional ukulele sound. Its all-solid acacia top, back and sides give a warm and balanced sound that grows richer with playing.
Where is the Pono ACD made?
The Pono ACD is made in Java.
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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.
