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Juno Live

Name: Juno Live
Brand: Orangewood
SKU: OW-JUNO-T-AC
Price: 225.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (63 reviews)

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$225

Select Top Wood:

Acacia Natural Satin

Electronics:

For a trip with extra altitude, Juno is our tenor cutaway ukulele, delivering a first-class upgrade with its clear, full-bodied sound and high-fret access.

Tenor Cutaway Shape

Ukulele Accessory Kit

Gig Bag

Piezo Pickup with 2-Band EQ

Collection Marina
Electronics Piezo pickup with 2-Band EQ
Body Shape Tenor Cutaway
Top Layered Acacia
Back/Sides Layered Acacia
Finish Natural Satin
Neck Okume
Fretboard Laurel
Inlays Acrylic
Scale 384mm
Tuners Open Gear (Chrome Hardware)
Bridge Laurel
Nut/Saddle PPS
Strings Aquila
Case Gig Bag Included
Ukulele Accessory Kit Included

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4-Strings Have More Fun

With a compact scale length and beginner-friendly tuning, a uke is the ideal first instrument, travel companion, or gateway into the world beyond guitars.

Everything You Need in One Box

Included is a ukulele accessory kit featuring a tuner, strap, and chord sheet—just unbox and start playing.

Traveling Tunes

Take your ukulele anywhere with the included gig bag, designed with comfortable straps and durable padding for on-the-go protection.

Performance Ready

Go live with a studio-approved piezo pickup and 2-band EQ.

G R E A T U K E

This is by far the best sounding and playing uke i’ve had/played. It has a great loud sound and the action is perfect. It sounds great through an amp and is overall a solid uke, definitely up there with 3-400 dollar ukes.

Juno Live Tenor

Pros: Looks, On-Board Electronics, Accesories

Cons: Orangewood "Setup" , Action (super high unplayable), C string won't stay tuned (string slipping in tuner, not installed properly)

I purchased nut files and sandpaper and got the action lowered with the help of YouTube. I got the C string fixed by reinstalling it properly.

If I were to do it over I would have bought a Ukulele from a local shop. I'm sure a brick and mortor would have sorted these problems out for me before I took it home.