Nonayourbeeswax
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Today I made my way to the music store to pick up some new uke strings. I didn't really need new strings, but I've been using the same strings that came with the uke since I got it, and as I've heard, the easiest way to make a uke sound better is to replace its strings for the first time. The only tenor uke string that they had were some GHS strings for around four dollars.
After I bought them I recalled reading somewhere that GHS was just another cheap brand of string that they put on new ukes, so I had second thoughts whether to string my uke with them or return them. So what better thing to do then to ask you guys?
One thing I noticed about them was that the G, E, and A strings were made of black nylon, but the C string was made with aluminum (How does a ukulele sound with an aluminum string).
I don't know what brand is on my uke now, because as I've said, they are the strings that came with the uke.
Thanks.
After I bought them I recalled reading somewhere that GHS was just another cheap brand of string that they put on new ukes, so I had second thoughts whether to string my uke with them or return them. So what better thing to do then to ask you guys?
One thing I noticed about them was that the G, E, and A strings were made of black nylon, but the C string was made with aluminum (How does a ukulele sound with an aluminum string).
I don't know what brand is on my uke now, because as I've said, they are the strings that came with the uke.
Thanks.