If we’re talking about the very best instruments, Koa would certainly pop out as THE wood for ukuleles. It’s wildly popular amongst Hawaiian made ukuleles. It’s aesthetically pleasing to look at with its lovely curls and often striped pattern. In fact, this wood’s not just used on Ukuleles. Even on high-end furniture, koa is a top choice. .

The Bondi Ripple Koa series utilizes the wood for the top, back and sides of the body, which provides a bit of an emphasized mid tone. The neck uses mahogany for the tuning stability and easy access across the ebony fretboard. The bridge also uses the same ebony material to give it a uniform look and strong response.

The finish on the Ripple Koa series are gloss to accentuate the pattern on all possible angles giving it a breathtaking look. Add the indigo blue pearl binding and inlayed headstock to complete the premium look and feel. This series is clearly one of the best at Bondi Ukuleles, no wonder it attracts much interest from budding recording musicians too. .