Ortega Guitars Custom Built Series Double Neck 4 & 8 String Tenor Acoustic-Electric Ukulele w/Bag, Right (Hydra)

Well built. It needed to be set-up, though. Action was way too high. I was pleasantly surprised while doing the set-up that the nut and saddle are made of bone. Finish was nicer than I expected. Tuners are decent. I like the built in tuner. Overall, it’s worth the money and it sounds good.

Well built instrument. Sound is nice. Only flaw I see is the 4 & 8 string is close on the body. When strumming the 8 tend to hit the top strings on the 4. Other wise it’s a go old investment

I really thought I wanted one of these, and now feel terrible that money was wasted buying this for me. The rough frets, and need for setup has been previously addressed. My problem is in the closely spaced, teeny tiny tuners on the 8 string. Needle nose pliers were needed to turn them, and it was still hard to accomplish. When I finally tuned it, I found the previously mentioned rough fret ends. What was new was the size and shape of the neck. It felt like a repurposed baseball bat, or fence post. I own several ukes, including a Martin. This one disappoints me.The only redeeming quality is it will make an attractive wall hanger. But thats not what I wanted.

Overall the uke is a great instrument. Has good sound and it is well balanced.The big con I find on this instrument is that the metal fret markers are rough. I had to sand them down to make the necks, bothe 8 string and 4 string feel smooth.It’s a fun instrument. Get a lot of looks and questions.

this double neck Uke works great, has wonderful sound, and easy to play.