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Juno Live

Name: Juno Live
Brand: Orangewood
SKU: OW-JUNO-T-AC
Price: 195.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.57 (63 reviews)

$ 195.00

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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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.

Great instrument. Bad setup.

The instrument itself is great! But the action is very poor especially on the higher frets. I’ve already done an exchange, but the action did not improve.

I’ve had a great experience with Orangewood instruments in the past, but this time unfortunately wasn’t it.

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.