What are the nicest "thinline" ukuleles out there?

I recently bought a concert Kala thinline, and apart from having to do a complete set up with my local music store to adjust the saddle, it is a very enjoyable uke to play. The narrow body allows you to hold it particularly close which has some playing benefits. The small size for even more incredible portability.

Now I understand Ohana also has thinline or travel ukes in different sizes. I haven't tried one - but the tenor or soprano one intrigue me as they also include a pick up. But I don't know of other brands or makers.

Anyone out there tried thinline or travel ukes? Can anyone weigh in on what they enjoyed / recommend the most?

Thanks!

Weeeeeelllllllll, here's one:

http://www.theukulelesite.com/koaloha-koa-tenor-thinbody-electric.html

And another (satin finish $105 cheaper): Several wood choices http://www.theukulelesite.com/koaloha-koa-tenor-thinbody-electric.html

And these Mele's are nothing to sneeze at either: http://www.meleukulele.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=46&cat=Mele+Slimline+Travel+ukuleles

Yup, I have the Ohana thinline tenor - and it's for sale! I see you're in Japan so could probably get one locally for less than it would cost to ship from the US. I like it but have too many ukes to keep it much longer.

Kiwaya (sold as Famous, in Japan) makes a mahogany laminate thinline pineapple uke that has an amazing sound. It might be a little pricier than some of the others, but if you're interested in a soprano it would definitely be worth seeking one out.

I have a Brüko no. 2F That is the slim version of their maple soprano. I like it a lot!

They only use solid wood. It feels really light and looks great! Sound wise, it's surprisingly loud, especially strumming, also, Brükos definitely sound unique! I put Worth Browns on mine, the brown strings on pale maple is a nice contrast, but just as importantly, these really mellow out the melancholic sound.

They also have it in black, bazmaz made a review of it a while back: http://www.gotaukulele.com/2010/08/bruko-black-slimbody-soprano-review.html

Additionally, their standard sopranos (like no. 6) also have thinline versions.

Brükos are most certainly something different, but that might be a good thing.

Here's one of the nicest, in my opinion. It's expensive, yes, but VERY nice. You can't go wrong with a KoAloha.

http://www.koaloha.com/products/tenor/ktm-s00-slimline-tenor/

Most likely, you can find this quite a bit cheaper at the Ukulele Site.

http://www.theukulelesite.com/pono-te-tenor-electric-acacia.html

And plenty of other types of wood choices, too.