Description
Presenting the 15CM
Cordoba’s #1 Best-Selling Ukulele
Cordoba’s best-selling 15CM offers the perfect point of entry for those looking to pick up the ukulele. This handmade concert ukulele features mahogany top, back, and sides, giving this small bodied ukulele a full, rich sound. Appointments like the 15CM’s abalone-style rosette and ivoroid body and fingerboard binding set this ukulele apart from other models in its price range. Additional features include a sleek satin finish, silver tuners with pearl buttons, and premium Aquila strings. Beginners and professionals alike will appreciate the 15CM’s good looks and easy playability.
The 15CM is also available in soprano (15SM) and tenor (15TM) sizes, and also comes in an edge burst finish with pickup (15CM-E EB).
15CM Full Specs
Mahogany top, back and sides, rosewood fingerboard and bridge, satin matte finish, 35mm nut width, 375mm scale length, Aquila Nylgut strings (7U).
The 15CM At a Glance
- Concert size
- Mahogany top, back, and sides
- Abalone-style rosette
- Ivoroid body and fingerboard binding
- Satin finish
- Aquila Nylgut 7U Strings
More About Cordoba Ukuleles
Cordoba makes a wide range of ukuleles across the soprano, concert, tenor, and baritone sizes. Wood options include all mahogany (15 and 20 Series), spruce/rosewood (22 Series), all ovangkol (23 Series), cedar/spalted maple (24 Series), and all acacia (25 Series). Select models feature cutaways and pickups.
The 30 Series is the top of the line, featuring all solid woods, select models with cutaways and the LR Baggs Five.O pickup, and a Spanish heel neck joint.
With such a wide range of tonewoods and sizes, you’re bound to find the Cordoba ukulele that’s right for you.
More About Cordoba Guitars – We’re the Nylon String Experts!
Founded in 1997, Cordoba seeks to guide the evolution of the nylon string guitar, blending traditional craftsmanship of the early master luthiers with modern developments. Inspired by the organic beauty and honesty of acoustic instruments, every Cordoba is lightweight, responsive, and a direct descendant of the Spanish tradition. Cordoba continues to challenge the definition of the acoustic guitar without sacrificing the authenticity of its heritage.
