Aquila Baritone Ukulele Nylgut Set

Set of Strings for Baritone Ukulele

Complete set of 4 strings
Tuning: D, G, B, E
Wound D- and G- string
Material: artificial gut (Nylgut)
Colour: White
Made in Italy

Available since March 2012
Item number 280174
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Material Gut-a-Like
Colour White
Soprano No
Concert No
Tenor No
Baritone Yes
Low-G No
Bass No

30,65 AED 7,14 €

The price in AED is a guideline price only

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Okay, but they rust and degrade a bit over time.

Anonymous 03.04.2016

The steel-wound strings are a bit imperfect. They rust within months and tend to weaken split a bit at pressure points like the bridge. They still work, but they're less robust than say guitar strings and how they degrade over time. It's just worth knowing and noting. That said, what are your alternatives for a baritone uke? Give them a go and see what you think yourself.

The non-steel strings are standard Aquila uke strings.

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Best strings you can buy

OskarW 31.08.2013

Amazing strings that really gave my Tanglewood Uke a lift - great sound and feel!

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Rubber bands!

Gatdoc 26.07.2017

These are way too light for my uke and don't have the tone and feel that the previous guitar strings I first tried, had. Big disappiontment for me but baritone ukes aren't really my field. Maybe I bought the wrong strings... sure feels like it. Bass string was really skinny and oxidzed as I was looking at it. Crap would be the best description.