K&K Aloha Twin

Fitted the pickup to my Lanakai tenor uke: nice balanced sound, and good output level (for a passive pickup system). Pickup comes with detailed instructions, gel glue, tape and finger sheaths for fitting under the bridge, but you'll need to drill/ream a hole for the end pin as well. It's a bit fiddly getting the pickups into the right spot (but this is true of any similar pickup design, particularly with the small sound hole on a uke). It's worth having a small mirror and a light that will fit into the sound hole, so you can see where the pickups need to go.

I have used the guitar pickups from K&K before, but not the ukulele pickups.

I was delighted by how easy the pickup was to install. Just like the guitar pickups it transmits a sound very close to the unamplified sound of the instrument.

On a brief test, I found the amplified sound excellent and quite feedback resistant.

If I should ever need another ukulele pickup, I shall have no hesitation in buying K&K again.

Easy install, perfect for banjo uke.

Superior sound to standard stick-on pickups.

This was easy to install. I already had a stepped drill bit for the hole in the side of the instrument. I went for the super glue gel installation method and I can confirm that works well. The sound quality is very realistic and feedback isn't that big a problem. Buy a Bodyrez peddle and it will be non existent. I chose this to go into a Pono because having two pickup spots means you don't run into the issues with the centrally mounted rib inside as you can place one each side

Tried installing a couple of time on my own but the glue never held, needed to get a local luthier to install and haven't looked back. Great sound