tad
Well-known member
Okay, I like re-entrant tuning.
I'm a strummer, mostly, and I like the distinctive sound of it, how it's easily identifiable, unique.
But I finally just got around to trading out the stock strings on my tenor eleuke with some Aquila Low-G's, with wound C & G strings...
It's like a whole other instrument, now! It sounds FANTASTIC!
I now finally see why people like low G tuning. It's so much fuller and richer a sound-- it has real OOMPH!
I'm not converted, most of my ukes are staying re-entrant, but wow. This is a whole other world.
I'm a strummer, mostly, and I like the distinctive sound of it, how it's easily identifiable, unique.
But I finally just got around to trading out the stock strings on my tenor eleuke with some Aquila Low-G's, with wound C & G strings...
It's like a whole other instrument, now! It sounds FANTASTIC!
I now finally see why people like low G tuning. It's so much fuller and richer a sound-- it has real OOMPH!
I'm not converted, most of my ukes are staying re-entrant, but wow. This is a whole other world.