V-Tab CS-T50R Cut away tenor ukulele right handed solid spruce top

The VTAB CS-T50R Solid Spruce Cutaway Tenor Ukulele is a stylish, well-appointed instrument designed for players seeking a bright, responsive tone and comfortable playability. Featuring a solid spruce top with acacia back and sides, it delivers clear projection, crisp articulation, and a warm, balanced character that works beautifully for strumming, fingerpicking, practice, and performance.

Its cutaway body gives easier access to the upper frets, while the black walnut fingerboard and bridge, mahogany neck, bone nut and saddle, and Aquila nylon strings provide a smooth, dependable playing feel. Finished in satin with redwood rosette detail, black-and-white binding, an abalone logo, die-cast chrome machine heads, and acrylic fret markers, the CS-T50R combines an elegant look with reliable specifications and great everyday versatility.

• Solid spruce top for a bright, clear, and responsive tone
• Acacia back and sides for warmth, balance, and attractive natural grain
• Tenor body size for a fuller sound with comfortable playability
• Cutaway design for easier access to the upper frets
• Black walnut fingerboard and bridge for a smooth playing feel
• Bone nut and saddle for improved resonance and tuning stability
• Aquila nylon strings for reliable tone and playability
• Satin finish with redwood rosette, black and white binding, and abalone logo detailing
• Die-cast chrome machine heads for dependable tuning
• Ideal for strumming, fingerpicking, practice, and performance

Specifications

• Model: CS-T50R
• Size: Tenor
• Orientation: Right-handed
• Body shape: Cutaway
• Top: Solid spruce
• Back and sides: Acacia
• Neck: Mahogany
• Fingerboard: Black walnut
• Bridge: Black walnut
• Nut: Bone
• Saddle: Bone
• Finish: Satin
• Rosette: Redwood
• Binding: Black and white
• Strings: Aquila nylon
• Machine heads: Die-cast chrome
• Logo: Abalone
• Fret markers: Acrylic inlays
• Number of frets: 18
• Colour: Natural wood

Image shows left-handed version; more images coming soon.