Every ukulele we have on the floor, by size — soprano to baritone, $99 to $1,195, all set up and tuned before they leave the shop.
Most ukulele pages online are a list of what a distributor can order in. This is not that. Everything below is physically in the shop at Victoria Park Market in Auckland, and you are welcome to come and play any of it.
Stock and prices as at 2 September 2026: 35 ukuleles in stock across four sizes, from Flight, Kala and Martin.
Around thirteen inches of scale. Bright, boxy and portable, and the sound most people picture when they think of a ukulele. The right choice for children, for travel, and for anyone who wants the classic voice. See all soprano ukuleles.
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Flight TUS-35 Travel Soprano, black | $99 |
| Flight TUS-32 Sakura Travel Soprano | $115 |
| Flight NUS500 Soprano | $149 |
Around fifteen inches. More room between the frets and a fuller midrange than a soprano, while still sounding unmistakably like a ukulele. The size we point most adult beginners towards. See all concert ukuleles.
Around seventeen inches. Louder, deeper and rounder, with the tension and sustain that fingerstyle playing needs. The size most players who take the instrument seriously end up holding. See all tenor ukuleles.
Tuned lower, to the same intervals as the top four strings of a guitar, so a guitarist already knows every chord shape. Warmer and closer to a small parlour guitar than to a soprano. See all baritone ukuleles.
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Kala Satin Mahogany Baritone | $325 |
| Kala Contour Baritone, all solid mahogany | $595 |
| Flight Aviator Baritone Mango CE | $609 |
| Flight Aurora Baritone EQ-A | $749 |
Ten of the ukuleles above have a pickup and onboard EQ, across concert, tenor and baritone. If you play out or record, start there. See all electro-acoustic ukuleles.
Every ukulele is checked, adjusted and tuned on the bench before it leaves us, whatever it cost. Prices are in New Zealand dollars with GST included, shipping is free anywhere in New Zealand on orders over $50, and there are no customs charges for New Zealand or Australian buyers.
If you are still deciding, read the guide to the four sizes or what to buy as a first ukulele. Or come in and play a few — nobody will hurry you. Garrick is at garrick@studio1.co.nz.