Yes, the concert Voyager has a 36mm nut and the tenor a 38mm nut. Also, in early 2020, the Flight Voyager was made with the the passive piezo pickup. They changed mid-year to an active pickup with controls placed underneath the sound hole (internal vs external placement) so no holes needed on the shoulder of the instrument for the controls. The model number changed to EQ-A (A is for active pickup.) You may still find the passive piezo pickup in older stock in store/dealer inventories or in a used uke so be sure to ask for the pickup of your choice before you buy.
Love my Flight Phantom. The fit and finish isn't quite to the level of my Kanil'ea but I'd say it sounds just as good. Glad to see you are carrying this brand now!
The Flight Voyager seems like a great go-to ukulele. Love the finish (high gloss) and the unplugged sound. Plug it in, and it really comes alive, tho. Fingerpicking, folk, blues, rock.. I think it could do it all well. I would swap out the strings with fluorocarbon ones… an easy setup.
I like it , it looks like a instrument a pro artist would have. The sound is what I like . It doesn't depart from the ukulele sound becoming guitar like. Plugged in it's boost it pure accostic tone with out sounding electric.
It looks awesome!😊💖
Yes, the concert Voyager has a 36mm nut and the tenor a 38mm nut. Also, in early 2020, the Flight Voyager was made with the the passive piezo pickup. They changed mid-year to an active pickup with controls placed underneath the sound hole (internal vs external placement) so no holes needed on the shoulder of the instrument for the controls. The model number changed to EQ-A (A is for active pickup.) You may still find the passive piezo pickup in older stock in store/dealer inventories or in a used uke so be sure to ask for the pickup of your choice before you buy.
I like it !!! Nice 😊
Love my Flight Phantom. The fit and finish isn't quite to the level of my Kanil'ea but I'd say it sounds just as good. Glad to see you are carrying this brand now!
The Flight Voyager seems like a great go-to ukulele. Love the finish (high gloss) and the unplugged sound. Plug it in, and it really comes alive, tho. Fingerpicking, folk, blues, rock.. I think it could do it all well. I would swap out the strings with fluorocarbon ones… an easy setup.
Yup... I took those titanium strings off my flight almost immediately and put some Worths on. Big improvement.
I have Worth browns on my Flight Fireball 🔥
I like it , it looks like a instrument a pro artist would have. The sound is what I like . It doesn't depart from the ukulele sound becoming guitar like. Plugged in it's boost it pure accostic tone with out sounding electric.
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