AQUILA 23U High G Tuning Baritone Ukulele Strings

Description
Nylgut has a specific density and acoustical qualities nearly identical to that of gut, and is the first truly successful synthetic version of the natural product.
Other strong points of Nylgut are its elevated resistance to wear under tension-greater than that of gut-but even more important is its extraordinary immunity to changes of climate, considerably better than that of Nylon and thereby ensuring a superior stability of tuning under normal conditions.
Nylgut strings are quickly becoming the choice of ukulele players worldwide. Some say their instruments have been transformed by Nylgut strings. Nylgut strings for ukuleles are highly polished to a smooth surface.

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- Practicing1
- Breaks Easy1
- Not Consistent1
- Experienced2
- Good Tone2
- Great service!1
- Matt also cleaned my uke! Looks like a new one!1
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Reviewed by 4 customers
They broke so easily
submitted4 years ago
byLayla, V
fromSan Jose, CA
I was tuning my ukulele and they broke
I would buy this item again & all other musical products t
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submitted6 years ago
byKim
fromUndisclosed
The staff are very helpful, friendly & professional. I strongly recommend them for any musical equipment.
I am very happy with my new strings on my ukelele!
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submitted9 years ago
byGinny
fromMissouri
For fun!
Nice Strings - Good value- Great service
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submitted9 years ago
byUKE MOOK
fromCincinnati, OH area
Looking to re-string a baritone uke to a different (standard uke) tuning and these strings are just what the doctor ordered. I have always had good luck with Aquila strings.
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submitted3 years ago
asked byGuy with no experience
fromundisclosed
Can you tune the strings to low g?
Yessubmitted4 years ago
asked byJohn
fromAmarillo Texas
What notes are the strings? Are the GCEA?
GCEA (bass to treble) high G