wickedwahine11
Well-known member
I've gone through tons of strings trying to find the right ones for my ukulele. So far, it seems I definitely prefer the thicker nylon/nylgut styles found on the D'addario J71 and the Aquila all nylgut. I tried using the Fremont, and the Worth browns, and the Ko'olau golds but just didn't like the thinner fluorocarbon style. A couple of them broke on me, and I couldn't get used to the feel. Plus, twice my bridge pins and bridge slots didn't hold the skinny strings in and they snapped out of place (one time slicing my finger in the process) - probably my fault for not tying a larger knot though...
I love the D'addarios and for a High G set, I'm very happy with them. But they don't have the low g, and Aquila uses a wound, which I don't want to use. So when I switch over to low g, I'm at a loss for where to go.
Are there any non-fluorocarbon, non wound low g string sets out there?
I love the D'addarios and for a High G set, I'm very happy with them. But they don't have the low g, and Aquila uses a wound, which I don't want to use. So when I switch over to low g, I'm at a loss for where to go.
Are there any non-fluorocarbon, non wound low g string sets out there?