Tanglewood TWT 14 E Tiare Series Tenor EQ Ukulele

Tanglewood TWT 14 E – Tiare Series Tenor Electro-Acoustic Ukulele

The Tanglewood TWT 14 E is a tenor-size electro-acoustic ukulele from the Tiare Series, designed for players who want deeper tonal character with the flexibility of onboard electronics. Its larger tenor body provides increased projection and warmth, while the built-in pickup and preamp system make it suitable for stage, studio, and amplified practice.

With ovangkol tonewoods and a smooth-playing neck, this model delivers a balanced, articulate sound while maintaining the classic ukulele brightness. The cutaway design also allows easier access to higher frets for more expressive playing.

Key Features

• Tenor body with cutaway for fuller projection and upper-fret access
• Ovangkol top, back & sides for balanced tone with bright articulation
• Lightweight okoume neck for comfortable extended play
• Techwood / natural wood fingerboard for smooth durability
• Natural wood bridge for reliable tone transfer
• Tanglewood TEQ-TUT pickup/preamp system with built-in tuner
• Aquila Nylgut® strings for stable tuning and clear tonal response
• Chrome die-cast machine heads for accurate tuning stability
• Natural satin finish highlighting the wood grain

Technical Specifications

Why Choose the Tanglewood TWT 14 E?

• Tenor size offers deeper tone and stronger projection than smaller ukuleles
• Cutaway design supports melodic playing in higher registers
• Ovangkol construction provides balanced warmth with articulate highs
• Onboard electronics make it ready for live and studio performance
• Built-in tuner allows quick adjustments without external tools
• Comfortable neck profile suitable for beginners and advancing players

Tone & Performance

The tenor body enhances low-end presence and sustain while maintaining clear, lively highs. Ovangkol tonewoods contribute balanced midrange depth and natural articulation, making the instrument suitable for strumming, fingerstyle playing, and ensemble use. The TEQ-TUT electronics allow seamless amplification while preserving the ukulele’s natural acoustic voice, making it adaptable for stage, rehearsal, and recording environments.