Description
Experience the perfect blend of portability and performance with the Noah Baby Tenor — a beautifully crafted ukulele designed for players who love the sound and scale of a tenor, but prefer a more compact body.
This unique model features a solid Spruce top paired with rich Indian Rosewood back and sides, delivering bright, articulate highs with deep, resonant lows. The smaller body size (with a depth of just 60mm) is comfortable to play and especially ideal for anyone who prefers a lighter instrument.
Despite its compact frame, the Noah Baby Tenor retains a full tenor scale neck, offering familiar playability and spacing for experienced players. Additional premium features include a bone nut and saddle for improved sustain and clarity, a pin bridge for easy string changes, and a stunning Indian Rosewood soundhole rosette. The gloss body finish enhances the wood’s natural beauty, while the satin neck ensures a smooth, fast playing feel.
If you’re looking for a tenor ukulele with a fresh feel and a unique voice, the Noah Baby Tenor delivers professional tone in a more manageable size — without compromise.
The Noah Baby Tenor was reviewed on Got A Ukulele in June, receiving one of the highest overall scores – 9.3 out of 10!
You can read the full review here, and watch the video review below.
Specification
Woods: Indian Rosewood body, back and sides, and Sitka Spruce top
Neck: Maple neck
Nut/Saddle: Bone
Nut width: 37mm
Finish: Gloss body with satin neck
Strings: Choose from Aquilas or Worths
Case: Supplied with a soft padded case
Bob English (verified owner) –
I bought this Uke a few weeks ago so that I could have the generous finger spacing of a tenor fretboard to do fingerpicking stuff with mostly. I prefer a smaller-bodied instrument. I have found that this baby tenor definitely works for me; I suppose the smaller body makes it a little quieter than it might be, but I don’t notice this really. The build quality is excellent: You can tell it is hand made as opposed to a factory instrument due to tiny ‘imperfections’here and there – small cosmetic details which are only apparent if you examine the instrument very closely (a bit of uneven lacquer up where the neck meets the front, for example). I don’t see these as flaws, though; if anything it just endearingly demonstrates that it is a handmade instrument. The intonation is excellent, the tuners work well, and a set of Worth brown strings are proving a fine choice now that they have settled in. I would have preferred a hard case, but the soft case which it came with is certainly a decent quality one. In summary, definitely a step up from a factory instrument! Excellent for the price. Back to working on the Gaspar Sanz tunes from Rob MacKillop’s excellent book/CD 👍😊❗
Edward Anthony (verified owner) –
I ordered this as a hand made ukulele having watched a review of it on you tube.It is a beauty to behold, perfectly balanced with good volume and sustain.
This ukulele punches above its weight and I am happy with my purchase.
Well done to Ton That Anh for this creation .