A wooden ukulele with a dark fretboard rests on a rustic wooden surface against a plain gray wall.

Martin & Co. Ukuleles

Initial Attempts

In 1907, Martin crafted its first ukulele prototype, but it failed to capture the traditional Hawaiian sound and market interest. ​https://frets.com

Reintroduction and Success

By 1915, amid the Hawaiian music craze, Martin revisited ukulele production, aligning designs with traditional Hawaiian aesthetics. This led to widespread acceptance and popularity among musicians. ​https://frets.com
Initial Attempts

In 1907, Martin crafted its first ukulele prototype, but it failed to capture the traditional Hawaiian sound and market interest. ​https://frets.com

Reintroduction and Success

By 1915, amid the Hawaiian music craze, Martin revisited ukulele production, aligning designs with traditional Hawaiian aesthetics. This led to widespread acceptance and popularity among musicians. ​https://frets.com

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Martin T1K All Koa Tenor Ukulele #9002Martin T1K All Koa Tenor Ukulele #9002
Martin T1K All Koa Tenor Ukulele #9002
Sale price$499.00
The Martin & Co. Centennial Concert All Mahogany Ukulele #8239, a four-string instrument, lies on a patterned rug beside dark wooden furniture.A close-up of the Martin & Co. Centennial Concert All Mahogany Ukulele #8239 stands upright on a patterned carpet, highlighting its strings, sound hole, and part of the neck.
Martin Centennial Concert All Mahogany Ukulele #8239
Sale price$599.00
A close-up of the Martin & Co. Martin C1K All Koa Concert Ukulele #8561 with four strings, natural hand-rubbed finish, and visible Martin & Co. label inside the soundhole, resting on an ornate patterned carpet.A close-up of the Martin & Co. C1K All Koa Concert Ukulele (#8561) rests on a patterned rug, showcasing its natural wood grain, four strings, and elegant hand-rubbed finish with the Martin & Co. label visible in the sound hole.
Martin C1K All Koa Concert Ukulele #8561
Sale price$549.00