Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele - Hot Sauce Ukes

Unlike most ukes, the Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele - Hot Sauce has a small body shape, which is great for players who want a more streamlined, lightweight design. This uke also features an extended tenon design, which adds a lot of sound. It is inspired by the street musicians of New Orleans, who often sounded like a combination of jazz and rock.

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Whether you're looking for a unique ukulele or are interested in trying something different, the Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele is sure to please. It's designed to give ukulele players a fresh, fun sound and gives them a ukulele with vintage flair. It also features a unique metal body and four strings.

The Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele uses recycled materials to create the body of the ukulele. The wood comes from sustainable forests, and the bodies are made from reclaimed materials. The bodies are light and have a small shape. This design allows for easier access to the higher frets. The neck is also extended to the end of the can, which provides for a comfortable weight distribution. The tone is open and harmonically rich, and is reminiscent of the sound of a four-string ukulele.

The Oil Can Ukulele features a hol body, which prevents feedback. It also features a brug, which is a hout-covered body that provides protection from dust, humidity and humidity. The body also has a removable back panel, which allows for easy access to the interior of the ukulele. The body also features rubber feet to make standing easier. It's also equipped with a single coil pickup and tone control.

Small body shape(Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele - Hot Sauce)

Unlike its factory-made counterparts, the Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele has a funky shape that makes it stand out from the crowd. It has a unique metal body, four strings, and a nifty wood frame. It also boasts a cool vintage feel, a nice touch. It even has rubber feet that make it easy to stand and play.

The name of the game here is to create a funky instrument that is also environmentally friendly. This feat is accomplished through recycled materials and sustainable forestry. The body of the ukulele is comprised of reclaimed wood, and the handles are crafted from wood from sustainably managed forests. The company also plants a tree for every instrument sold.

The 'oil can' shaped bass guitar owes its existence to an internal wood structure that is crafted to create an exceptional weight distribution, and its neck extends the length of the can for a very smooth feel. Aside from the obvious resonator, the ukulele is also notable for its resounding riffs.

Extended tenon design(Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele - Hot Sauce)

Among the myriad of ukuleles available on the market, the Bohemian Oil Can Ukulele is a worthy contender. With a lightweight design and compact body, it's no wonder that it is able to produce a hefty volume, even when it isn't amplified. Its four saddle piece Hardtail Topload bridge allows for a stable playing experience. In addition, the extended tenon design on the neck of the ukulele is a good way to ensure that you will enjoy playing for many years to come.

The best part is that it is constructed from a recyclable metal can. In fact, the manufacturer plants a tree for every instrument it sells. The company has also implemented an internal wood bracing structure that enhances the natural sustain of the instrument and counteracts the forward weight of the ukulele as you play it.

The Bohemian BG 15 HS 2 P 90 Hot Sauce Oil Can Guitar is the perfect choice for anyone who wants a ukulele that can't be beat for value, performance, and ease of use. Its two P90 pickups and ergonomic playing style make it an ideal choice for beginners as well as seasoned pros. Its unique body is made from sustainably sourced maple wood and features a hollow metal body for added tonal variety. Its sleek design is complemented by chrome hardware and strap buttons for a stylish and comfortable playing experience.

Inspired by street musicians

Whether it's a lone guitar player or a group of aspiring musicians, street music in New Orleans has been around for decades. Musicians are encouraged to perform free for the public and have even been invited to play in the HONK! festival. The spirit of the city is heightened by the presence of street musicians.

When street music first started, it was performed by people of African descent. The music was performed in Congo Square, where enslaved people of color congregated on Sundays. The music led to the birth of jazz. Music boxes, barrel organs, piano rolls and other mechanical entertainment were common.

As more and more people grew to understand the significance of music, a new genre of artists emerged. These artists were influenced by rock music and skateboarding culture, but also by graffiti and zine culture.

Street musicians create instruments from recycled material. Some make their living from donations or contributions, while others earn their living through their music. Unlike other artists who are reliant on recording labels or music directors, some street musicians are self-taught. Some of them have been scooped up by directors and become professional musicians. Others are just interested in music for the sake of it.

Specifications

Body: Recycled metal hollow body w/ removable back panel.
Basswood frame for increased amplification and structural integrity

Neck: Maple, Bohemian Through-Body design

Fingerboard: Lignum Rosa

Scale: 13” / 330mm

Nut Width: 35mm

Machine Heads: Enclosed chrome

Bridge: Hard-Tail top load bridge with 4 adjustable saddles

Pickup: 1 x Single Coil

Controls: Volume & Tone

Strings: Nickel Wound

Self Standing: No need for a guitar stand

EAN: 05051548037237