johnson430
Well-known member
Firstly, I have two different sounding ukes.
One is mellow and woody while the other is bright and punchy.
Question:
Who uses strings that compliment the sound of their uke?
ie. Warm strings for warm uke or bright strings for a bright uke.
Who uses contrasting strings to their uke?
ie. Warm strings on a bright uke or...
Also: Low G and High G
Better to put a low g on a deep, woody sounding uke or better to put a high g on to give some balance to the deep response?
or vice verse for a bright, punchy uke?
Let the debate begin!
One is mellow and woody while the other is bright and punchy.
Question:
Who uses strings that compliment the sound of their uke?
ie. Warm strings for warm uke or bright strings for a bright uke.
Who uses contrasting strings to their uke?
ie. Warm strings on a bright uke or...
Also: Low G and High G
Better to put a low g on a deep, woody sounding uke or better to put a high g on to give some balance to the deep response?
or vice verse for a bright, punchy uke?
Let the debate begin!