Baton Rouge V2-C sun Concert Ukulele
Description
Baton Rouge V2-C sun Concert Ukulele
The V2-C sun sits comfortably in your hands with its arched mahogany body and 35mm neck width that accommodates fingerstyle technique without fatigue during extended sessions. This concert-sized ukulele performs equally well for intricate melodic work and driving rhythm parts. The natural satin open pore finish reveals the wood's character while the distinctive lasered sun rosette delivers visual distinction without compromising tonal response.
Construction & Playability
Built with mahogany body, nato neck, and walnut fingerboard and bridge, the V2-C sun delivers the stability and sustain needed for reliable live performance. The 18 frets and 375mm scale length open up melodic range for soloists, while the arched back reinforces structural rigidity and projects resonance that cuts through a mix. Nubone nut and saddle lock in intonation and tonal clarity across the frequency range, set-up ready for the stage.
Hardware & Strings
The instrument ships with Aquila Nylgut strings, which deliver warm, well-defined tones with the durability needed for regular gigging. Open guitarstyle machine heads in chrome with black buttons provide smooth, precise tuning stability and a classic aesthetic that complements the ukulele's traditional profile.
Key Features
- Mahogany body with natural satin open pore finish
- Arched back for enhanced resonance and structural integrity
- Nato neck with walnut fingerboard and bridge
- 18 frets with 375mm scale length
- 35mm neck width at nut for comfortable fretting hand position
- Nubone nut and saddle for stable intonation
- Aquila Nylgut strings for warm, responsive tone
- Open guitarstyle chrome machine heads with black buttons
- Lasered sun rosette decoration
The V2-C sun is a concert ukulele engineered for players who demand tonal depth, responsive playability, and road-ready reliability in a visually striking instrument.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
Reviews
At a Glance
The Baton Rouge V2-C sun is a concert ukulele built with mahogany and nato wood, offering warm, balanced tone and comfortable 35mm neck width that suits fingerstyle and strumming alike. It ships with quality Aquila Nylgut strings and hardware that keeps intonation stable through hours of practice and home recording sessions. Choose this if you want a reliable, resonant instrument that feels good in your hands without breaking the bank—ideal for folk and pop players stepping up from a soprano or building their collection.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Folk
- ✓ Pop
- ✓ Home Recording
- ✓ Practice
Not the best pick for
- – Metal
- – Hard Rock
Skill level: Beginner · Intermediate
Frequently Asked Questions
What size ukulele is this, and how does it compare to soprano?
This is a concert-sized ukulele with a 375mm scale length and 18 frets, making it larger and deeper-sounding than a soprano. The bigger body and longer scale deliver warmer, more resonant tones with greater projection—good for fingerstyle work and studio recording.
Is this ukulele suitable for a beginner?
Yes. The 35mm neck width at the nut is ergonomic for comfortable fretting, and the warm, balanced tone encourages longer practice sessions. It's also well-suited to intermediate players exploring folk and pop styles.
What strings and hardware are included?
It ships with Aquila Nylgut strings, which are warm and responsive, and features open guitarstyle chrome machine heads with black buttons for smooth tuning. The Nubone nut and saddle ensure stable intonation.
What wood is used in the construction?
The body is laminated mahogany, the neck is nato, and the fingerboard and bridge are walnut. The arched back adds structural integrity and enhances resonance, while the natural satin open pore finish showcases the wood grain.
What genres and playing styles work best with this ukulele?
The V2-C sun excels in folk, pop, and singer-songwriter contexts for both fingerstyle and strumming. It's designed for home recording, practice, and serious hobbyist play rather than hard rock or metal.