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looking to purchase low tension strings for a tenor ukulele. I have noticed daddario has them marked. Kind of new to ukulele strings so, not really knowing what I am really getting.
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My Martin TK1 came with nylon Martin strings. They were ok. I bought a set of brown Worth tenor uke strings from a fellow AGF member. They feel and sound much better than the Martin strings.
"Low tension" isn't something I normally worry about with ukulele or classical guitar strings. |
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thanks for the replies
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In my limited experience the Aquila New Nygut feel lower tension than the Worth strings.
I think it will take some experimenting to find the right strings. Good luck and have fun. Best, Tom |
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Thanks Tom, I will give them a try. The Worth strings I would have to import to Canada. With the exchange and shipping, its the same price of the strings.
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Hey Slooky,
Remember that if you get the 63 cm Worth strings they should be cut in half- effectively giving you two sets per pack. So they are not as expensive per set as they seem if that makes sense. I know that some of the Oasis strings are actually double as well. There may be other makers who do the same. The Worth strings do sound great but feel higher tension than the Aquila- at least to me. I hope that’s helpful. |
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