LO-WA - Baritone

Roos LO-WA Baritone Ukulele: Deep Sound and Larger Format – A Step Up in Quality!

Meet the Roos LO-WA, a ukulele from our own brand, designed to provide an exceptional musical experience. Compared to our LO-MA model, the LO-WA is a clear step up in quality and material use, offering a deeper, more guitar-like sound.

This ukulele is built with a spruce top and walnut sides/back. The combination of tonewoods produces a clear, bright, and full tone that projects well. With its reliable construction and excellent playability,

🌟 Roos LO-WA Baritone Ukulele: Guitar-Romantic Depth and First-Class Dynamics

Meet the Roos LO-WA, a ukulele from our own brand that represents a clear step up in sound character and build quality compared to our LO-MA model. With its deep baritone size and combination of Solid Spruce and Walnut, it offers a rich, guitar-romantic sound that is both full and articulate.

This model has a complex, dynamic tone with superior projection, thanks to the solid spruce top. Comes complete with an exclusive, padded gig bag from LongTeam – a worthy protection for an instrument of this caliber. Can be delivered pre-assembled with an active microphone system as an option.

the LO-WA maintains a high standard that matches renowned brands like Kala and Flight.

The Roos LO-WA baritone ukulele is a solid choice for those seeking a ukulele with premium qualities. A high-quality padded gig bag from LongTeam is included to protect the instrument. This model can also be delivered pre-assembled with an active microphone system as an option.

💡 Pro Tip: String Changes and Bridge Pins on the LO-WA

Roos LO-WA uses bridge pins to secure the strings – a solution common on exclusive acoustic guitars, but a bit rarer on ukuleles. This gives the instrument a clean and stylish look, but it requires understanding how the mechanism works.

How it works: Instead of tying the string around the bridge itself, it is held in place under the top with a knot. A bridge pin is then pressed down into the hole to secure the string and knot against the inside of the top.

The art of making the right knot: Unlike steel strings on guitars, which almost always have a pre-made metal ball end, on ukulele nylon strings, you have to tie this knot yourself.

• The Balancing Act: The knot must be large enough to stay fixed under the top, but at the same time not so large that you can't actually push the string and knot down through the hole during installation.

• Tip: It's perfectly normal for a newly installed string to "pop out" the first time you tune it. It often takes a couple of attempts for the knot to sit perfectly.

The Secret: Metal Beads On the factory-mounted strings of the LO-WA, there is a small metal bead that acts as an artificial "ball end". By using this bead, you don't need to make a large knot, which makes installation much easier.

A good piece of advice: Save these metal beads when you change strings! You can easily thread them onto your new strings and reuse them. This makes the next string change both quicker and safer.