Fender Billie Eilish Ukulele<\/a> Walnut Fretboard Black – There\u2019s no one like Billie Eilish. Designed in collaboration with the icon herself, this concert uke is a bold take on the four-string classic. Featuring a built-in preamp and sapele body adorned with Billie\u2019s signature \u201cblohsh\u201d symbol, this stylish, stage-ready strummer embodies the Grammy winner\u2019s unmistakable attitude \u2013 and edge.<\/p>\n Adorned with her signature \u201cblohsh\u201d logo, this ukulele reflects Billie\u2019s iconic style \u2013 as arresting and distinctive as her voice.<\/p>\n For a touch of authentic Fender vibe, the headstock on the Billie Eilish Ukulele replicates the iconic shape of a Telecaster headstock.<\/p>\n The Fishman pickup\/preamp system features a variety of onboard controls to amplify your instrument without compromising its pure, rich and resonant tone.<\/p>\n While Eilish is known for her genre-defying pop sound, it all started for her on an acoustic instrument \u2013 the ukulele. At six years old, she used the compact four-string to play her first song, the Beatles\u2019 \u201cI Will.”<\/p>\n Since then, Eilish\u2019s music has evolved and matured, but the ukulele is still an integral part of her sound. \u201cI think the ukulele brings a different feeling to every single song, and it inspires a different kind of writing,\u201d she says. \u201cDifferent instruments always make me write differently.\u201d Fan favorites like \u201cParty Favor\u201d and \u201c8\u201d feature the instrument alongside more modern production elements, and a quick internet search reveals uke adaptations and tutorials for everything from \u201cWhen the Party\u2019s Over\u201d and \u201cEverything I Wanted\u201d to the still-sinister \u201cBad Guy.\u201d<\/p>\n Now, Eilish has teamed up with Fender to create the Billie Eilish Ukulele, an instrument that nods to the superstar\u2019s musical roots while also reflecting her singular style.<\/p>\n The 15-inch scale-length uke features a concert-sized body constructed of Sapele with an open-pore satin finish, as well as a Nato neck and flat walnut fingerboard with 16 frets (12 frets to the body) and white dot inlays. Sealed nickel tuners, a bone nut, nickel hardware and an abalone sound hole rosette round out the instrument.<\/p>\n While Eilish learned to play a uke in her bedroom, her new signature model is unquestionably a stage-ready instrument \u2013 equipped with a Fishman Kula Preamp with volume and tone knobs, a three-band EQ and built-in tuner and a stunning matte black finish emblazoned with Billie\u2019s signature \u201cblohsh\u201d symbol in repeating patterns.<\/p>\n Budding players can now pick up this very uke to begin their own stringed-instrument journey. \u201cThe great thing about this ukulele is that the one you see Billie playing onstage in front of 30,000 people is the exact same one you can buy in the store for under $300,\u201d says Michael Schulz, Fender\u2019s Head of Signature Artists.<\/p>\n Whether you\u2019re a beginning player or a world-renowned pop superstar, the Billie Eilish Ukulele covers all the bases with inimitable Fender sound and feel \u2013 and of course, Billie\u2019s own signature style. And for those doubting their uke abilities, the pop phenom\u2019s got some encouraging advice: \u201cThe rules of ukulele are: If you know three chords, you can play any song. Ever.\u201d<\/p>\nUNIQUE AESTHETICS.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
4-IN-LINE TELE HEADSTOCK.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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BACK TO HER ROOTS.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
EVERYTHING SHE WANTED.<\/strong><\/h4>\n