Custom Ukuleles
Gecko Ukuleles Custom
If you are looking for Chinese ukulele manufacturers or the BEST ukulele factory for your next shipment, welcome to Gecko. As one of the best ukulele manufacturers in China, we have B2B clients worldwide. And, we are a top music instrument equipment supplier in China with an excellent ukulele factory.We maintain excellent professionalism and produce world-class ukuleles from our ukulele factory that will take your brand one step ahead of your competitors.
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China OEM Ukulele Factory for World Wholesellers & Distributors
Gecko is one of the best custom ukuleles manufacturer & suppliers.Whether you’re looking for branded giveaways at an event, promotional gifts, or simply want to improve your shop brand, custom ukuleles are a perfect choice. So why wait? Start shopping for your custom ukuleles today!
21 Inch Ukulele
U21M
Front board: Mahogany
Back/side board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: ABS
Grover: Open style chrome hardware black plastic knob
String: Aquila
Finishing: Matt
U21W
Front board: Hoop pine
Back/side board: Hoop pine
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: ABS
Grover: Open style chrome hardware black knob
String: Aquila
Finish: Matt and white finish
U21BL
Front board: Hoop pine
Back/side board: Hoop pine
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: ABS
Grover: Open style chrome hardware black knob
String: Aquila
Finish: Matt and blue finish
U21S
Front board: Sapele
Back/side board: Sapele
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: ABS
Grover: Open style chrome hardware black knob
String: Aquila
Finish: Reddish brown with matt finish
23 Inch Ukulele
U23M
Front Board: Mahogany
Back/side Board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down Pillow:OX bone
Grover: Open style chrome hardware black plastic knob
String: Aquila
Finishing: Matt
U23MA
Front Board: Solid Mahogany
Back/side Board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down Pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome Color Closed Twist
String: Aquila
Finishing: Matt
U9A (23 inch)
Front board: Solid Koa
Back/side board: Koa
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Black open twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Wooden art edge binding
Finishing: Glossy Matt
GU9 (23 inch)
Front board: Koa with tiger strips
Back/side board: Koa with tiger strips
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Black open twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Wooden art edge binding
Finishing: Glossy
U23FEO
Front Board: Mahogany
Back/side board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Matt finish
Pickup: UK-T2
U23MC
Front board: Mahogany
Back/side board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: ABS
Grover: Open stype Chrome hardware black knob
String: Aquila
Finish: Matt finish
U23KA
Front board: Solid koa
Back/side board: Koa
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Golden closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy finish
UK-U23KA
Front board: Solid koa
Back/side board: Koa
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Golden closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Green shell
Finish: Glossy finish
UK-U23MA
Front board: Solid mahogany
Back/side board: mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Golden closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Matt finish
U23SA
Front Board: Solid Spruce
Back/side board: Zebra Wood
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Black ABS
Finish: Matt finish
U23SB
Front Board: Solid Spruce
Back/side board: Spalted Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Abalone pearl
Finish: Glossy finish
U23SC
Front Board: Solid Spruce
Back/side board: Spalted Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy finish
U23SD
Front Board: Solid Spruce
Back/side board: Flamed Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy finish
U23SE
Front Board: Solid Spruce
Back/side board: Quilted Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy finish
U23EN
Front Board: Ebony
Back/side board: Ebony
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Matt finish
U23RS
Front board: Rosewood
Back/side board: Rosewood
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Wood
Finish: Glossy finish
U23MS
Front board：Mahogany
Back/side board：Mahogany
Neck：Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge：Rosewood
Up/down pillow：OX bone
Grover：Chrome color closed twist
String：Aquila
Binding：Beige color ABS binding
Finishing：Matt
U23MSS(U26MS)
Front board: Mahogany
Back/side board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome color closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Black color ABS binding
Finishing: Matt
U23Z
Front Board: Zebra wood
Back/side board: Zebra wood
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Black ABS
Finish: Matt finish
U23R
Front Board: Quilted Maple
Back/side board: Quilted Maple
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Bingding: Abalone pearl
Finish: Glossy finish
U23C
Front Board: ASH
Back/side board: ASH
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Bingding: Abalone pearl
Finish: Glossy finish
U23TO
Front Board: Flamed Okume
Back/side board: Flamed Okume
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy finish
U23RP
Front Board: Solid red pine
Back/side board:Ciricote
Neck:Maple
Fingerboard/Bridge：Rosewood
Up/Down pillow:OX bone
Grover:Chrome closed twist
String:Aquila
Binding：Mahogany
Finish:Matt finish
U23CBL
Front Board: ASH
Back/side board: ASH
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy blue finish
U23RBL
Front Board: Quilted Maple
Back/side board: Quilted Maple
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Abalone pearl
Finish: Glossy Blueburst
U23CSBL
Front Board: ASH
Back/side board: ASH
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Bingding: Abalone pearl
Finish: Glossy Blueburst
26 Inch Ukulele
U26MS
Front board: Mahogany
Back/side board: Mahogany
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/bridge: Rosewood
Up/down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome color closed twist
String: Aquila
Binding: Black color ABS binding
Finishing: Matt
U26CBR
Front Board: Ash
Back/side board: Ash
Neck: Okoume
Fingerboard/Bridge: Rosewood
Up/Down pillow: OX bone
Grover: Chrome closed twist
String: Aquila
Finish: Glossy brown finish
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As a leading ukulele manufacturer in China,Gecko Ukulele are crafted to a high standard,feature quality,affordable and playable ukulele,we offer full range of products,Plywood, solid top, all solid ukuleles. A various of beautiful wood like flamed maple, ebony and zebra wood. Great quality, craftmanship and value. Supply stock model and OEM service…Gecko Ukulele are suitable for anyone from Beginner to Advanced.
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10days delivery time in MOQ
Factory directly sale with competitive price
Many kids of ukulele accessories for choosing
Taking Orders：
The first step in manufacturing ukuleles is to take orders from wholesalers or distributors. An efficient ukulele manufacturer must have a dedicated team that is responsible for everything from receiving inquiries to delivering final proposals and taking work orders.
We have a design team, a purchasing team, a sales team, a management team and other departments to deliver the ukulele to the dealer or wholesaler before the promised time.
Prototyping / Sample Shipment：
Our factory has sample making facilities for custom ukulele orders. Only after the wholesaler receives the samples and sends a confirmation signal, we will start the mass production.
Sourcing Raw Materials：
A quality ukulele must be made from the finest woods and strings. Our factory has excellent sourcing facilities. Our quality control team works closely with our purchasing team to ensure that the best woods and other raw materials are used for the ukuleles.
Quality Control:
How efficient is a ukulele factory? As efficient as its quality control team is. Yes, quality control plays a vital role in ukulele manufacturing. So, if you are looking for the best ukulele manufacturers, make sure they have the best ‘quality control team.’ before packing, our QC will check each piece Ukulele.
What are your packing conditions?
We usually use neutral cartons for packing. If you have a legally registered patent, we can pack the goods in your brand box after receiving your authorization letter.
Shipping:
Though not the responsibility of a ukulele factory, shipping is an essential service that every wholesaler or distributor imports ukulele from abroad. And the best ukulele manufacturers do not make a profit from shipping your products. That is an additional favor, and you can pick any shipping method of your choice.
How to custom ukuleles?
When looking to purchase custom ukuleles, there are a few important factors to consider. First, think about the logo and size of ukuleles that will best suit your needs or your market. Custom ukuleles come in a wide variety of sizes, and packages, so it is important to find one that can meet your potential customer’s needs.
Next, consider the style of ukuleles you are looking for. Custom ukuleles are available in a range of different styles and designs, so you can find one that matches your market.
Additionally, it is important to think about who and where you will be selling the ukuleles.
With these tips in mind, you should be well-equipped to find the perfect custom ukuleles for all your needs!
What is the minimum order requirement?
The minimum order requirements should depend on different models. But we support samples or small orders to start.
How about the lead time (production period)?
It depends on the items and quantity of your orders and the season (busy or not) when you place the order. Usually, it takes 35-60 days after having your confirmed order and down payment. For the sample order, it could be ready just within 7-14 days if we have products in stock.
Do you have warrantee for your products?
Yes, we do. Normally, within 3 months under solid evidence, we will provide free replacements or credit notes for our customers. Any quality problems will be resolved 100%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ukulele?
The ukulele is an instrument that is rich with history and tradition. First appearing in Hawaii in the 1800s, the ‘uke‘ has found a unique home for itself in both traditional and popular music. Artists as diverse as Eddie Vedder, Amanda Palmer, Don Ho, and Jason Mraz have all made use of the ukulele over the years to add a special something to their classic songs. A great starting point for musicians of any age, the uke is an easy to learn instrument that will provide a challenge, as well as musical joy, for years to come. Before you purchase your new ukulele, there are some things you will want to keep in mind. Most importantly, keep in mind that ukuleles come in four main sizes – soprano, which are the smallest and have the highest pitch, concert, which offer a rich mid-range tone, tenor, which features a deep tone and long fret board, and baritone, which produces the lowest uke tones and is tuned differently from its counterparts.
Types of Ukuleles：
There are four main types of ukuleles: the baritone ukulele (18-21 frets), the tenor ukulele (17-19 frets), the ukulele concert (15-18 frets), and the soprano ukulele (12-15 frets).
High-quality ukes are made of acacia koa or mahogany. The cheaper models are built using plywood, plastic, or laminate woods, and they’re a great choice for beginners.
The best and most popular ukulele brands and manufacturers are Gecko,Kala, Lanikai, Mahalo, Hola!, Luna, Oscar Schmidt, ADM, Sawtooth, Diamond Head, Lohanu, Ohana, Pono, Kamaka, and Kanilea.
The uke is a versatile instrument that can be carried inside a small gig bag.
It is often used and heard in a broad range of musical genres, including jazz, country music, pop, world music, and rock.
It is also the instrument that best represents surfing and surfers and is relatively easy to play.
The most common and standard ukulele tuning is G4, C4, E4, and A4, but it only applies to soprano, concert, and tenor models.
Are ukulele easier than guitar?
The ukulele is easier to learn than the guitar and other stringed instruments like the mandolin. Its soft nylon strings are gentler on your fingertips and don’t create finger pain like guitars do.
How many times does it take to learn ukulele?
However, generally speaking, it can take anywhere from a a few weeks or months to a few years to become proficient at playing the ukulele. If you’re a complete beginner, you must learn the basics of the instrument, such as how to hold it, strum, and play chords.
Ukulele Shapes：
The typical ukulele shape is a figure eight design. A traditional, non-cutaway shape gives the instrument its mini acoustic guitar look. The figure eight shape sometimes features a cutaway on the right shoulder, which allows for easier access to higher frets. Another variation is the oval, or pineapple, ukulele shape. This shape gives a stronger, resonant sound—especially to soprano and concert models. These days, there are even varieties that combine the uke with other exciting instruments for a truly unique musical experience.
Ukulele Material and String Variations：
High-quality ukuleles are made with solid wood, while more affordable models use laminates. Often, uke tops—which directly affect the sound quality—use a solid tonewood, like spruce, for a bright sound. For a traditional Hawaiian look and sound, search for koa wood in the body.
Mahogany is often used for the uke’s neck to yield a darker, warmer sound. Rosewood is a popular, durable choice for fretboards, and can even be used in the body.
The 4-string ukulele is the standard variation, but 6- and 8-string ukes also exist.
Typically found in tenor ukuleles, the 6-string variation is set up with two single and two double courses. This type of tenor can also be referred to as a “Lili’u” ukulele.
Rarer 8-string variations can usually be found on taropatch baritone ukuleles.
The difference between the ukulele and guitars/banjos？
A classical guitar will give you a good sense of how a ukulele operates, though the ukulele, as well as being much smaller, has four strings rather than the guitar’s six strings. Ukuleles also are far quieter, and like the guitar they don’t have a deep tone. Banjos have 4 strings but they can also have 5 strings, and are distinct from ukuleles in their tone which is brighter than the mellow ukulele tone.
How to tune the ukulele with and without a tuner？
There are a couple of ways to tune a ukulele. If you are a beginner, then you might want to invest in a tuner. With a tuner, all you have to do is clip it onto the headstock of your ukulele and turn it on (the tuner, that is! The ukulele thankfully doesn’t need turning on.) Then, making sure that the tuner is in C mode, you can simply begin by plucking the G string, which will be the one nearest your face. Your tuner will tell you if you’re in tune or if you need to very slightly tighten or loosen the string. You can then proceed to the rest of the strings in a like manner.
If you don’t yet have a tuner, but do have some kind of reference source such as a tuned or digital piano, then you can compare the sound of the strings (G, C, A and E) with that of the piano. Alternatively, you only really need to tune your G string, and then you can use that to tune the A string by placing your finger on its second fret, the E string by placing your finger on the third fret, and then tune the C string by placing your finger on the fourth fret and aligning the pitch to the E string.
How many strings does a ukulele have?
Most ukuleles have only four strings. But some have up to eight with strings paired together in courses that allow players to strum at greater volumes. While the ukulele is known as an acoustic instrument, there are acoustic-electric ukuleles. Certain ukes even have USB connectivity, allowing players to record directly into a computer. Compared to guitars or banjos, ukuleles are extremely small, lightweight, and portable. The instrument’s delightful sound often gives compositions a tranquil, charming air.
Ukulele learning resources：
Ukulele Tabs: A community to share ukulele chords for songs, new and old.
Ukulele Underground: This online community has a very active forum, learn-to-play video lessons, and play-along-song videos.
EzFolk.com Ukulele Chord Charts: Chord charts with variations arranged by letter.
Ukulele Chord Finder: Has an interactive chord diagram which includes different tunings for the ukulele. *Note* the default tuning is Soprano – D, switch to Soprano – C for the more common tuning.
Ukulele Chords – King of Charts: Has downloadable charts, chords are arranged by letter.