I prefer the Kamaka in the the tenor. In general, the tenor size is a bit more comfortable and familiar to me as a long-time guitar player. I feel more at home on the neck. I've played Kamaka concerts and sopranos as well and they all have excellent and distinctive tones....hard to qualify sound-worthiness since any brand of uke will have different qualities in different sizes. The sound-worthiness would be in the ear of the beholder, depending on what you're after. I wanted a Kamaka tone, so I got that in tenor. But, then heard a KoAloha and loved the tone of that as well, especially in the concert size (and I've gotten used to the concert size neck). So, I got one ofthose so that they complement each other.