Daniel.Pohaku.Osorno
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I just had this very interesting thought this morning. I have a very thick wound low C from a Classical Guitar's 6th string and the standard wound C from a Hilo Ukulele String set. What would happen if they joined together right in the middle of the Ukulele? What kind of sound would it make? Will it play two octaves with one string? The Guitar's low E makes a Low Octave C on my tenor Ukulele and the wound C from Hilo's strings make the standard Octave from a Tenor Ukulele. I know this might be gibberish talking about such non-sense but I would love to see someone do this, Join the two strings right in the middle of the Ukulele to have the first part of the string to play the low octave, then the other half would play the higher low octave. This may be a very interesting concept but I was just wondering if this such concept would actually work? Playing two separate octaves with one string. It would take a lot of experiments determining whether which size tension string to use because of it being only half strings each. Let me know your positive feedback please! Also, they could make the High C and low C together on one string!
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