Ukulélés ténor

What Is A Tenor Ukulele?

A tenor ukulele is a mid-sized ukulele that bridges the gap between the smaller soprano and concert models and the larger baritone ukulele. Since it measures around 26 inches (66 cm) in length, it provides more room on the fretboard. This makes it easier to play complex chords and fingerpicking patterns. 

The larger body enhances resonance, offering a fuller, warmer tone compared to smaller ukuleles. Many professional ukulele players prefer tenor ukuleles for their balance of size, playability, and sound projection.

Our Collection Of Tenor Ukulele

Classic Wood Tenor

Crafted from premium woods like mahogany, koa, and spruce, these models deliver traditional, warm ukulele tones with a strong midrange presence.

Electric Tenor

Designed for stage and studio use, these ukuleles feature built-in pickups that allow you to plug them into an amplifier or recording interface.

Portable Tenor

Lightweight and durable, these models are ideal for musicians on the go, offering great sound quality in a portable design.

Tip For Tenor Ukulele Tuning

To get the best sound, tune your tenor ukulele to G-C-E-A, the standard tuning used by most ukulele players. Some musicians prefer D-G-B-E, which mimics the tuning of the top four strings of a guitar. Using a clip-on tuner or a tuning app ensures precision and consistency.

Shop Tenor Ukulele in US & Canada

Ready to bring home your own tenor ukulele? JJ Music has the perfect collection for you to choose from.

We also offer free digital downloads for sheet music and provide free shipping on orders over $100 in Canada and the US.

Best Tenor Ukulele – FAQs

How to tune a tenor ukulele?

Tuning a tenor ukulele is simple, especially with the help of a tuner. Most tenor ukuleles use G-C-E-A tuning, meaning the top string (closest to your face) is G, followed by C, E, and A. If your ukulele sounds off, turn the tuning pegs slightly until each string matches the correct note.

Are tenor ukuleles tuned differently?

No, most tenor ukuleles use the same G-C-E-A tuning as soprano and concert ukuleles. However, some musicians opt for D-G-B-E tuning because tenor ukuleles have a larger body and longer neck.

How big is a tenor ukulele?

A tenor ukulele is around 26 inches (66 cm) long, making it larger than a soprano or concert ukulele but smaller than a baritone. The extra size gives you more room on the fretboard, making it easier to play more complex chords.