kissing
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So I changed some of my ukes to a Fremont low-G fluorocarbon set.
And overall, it sounds delightful. A nice, balanced sound with just enough brightness and mellow.
However, I'm a bit peeved at how floppy the low-G string is??
I'm sure I'm not the only one who experiences this.
Is it intentional? It just makes it a tad unbalanced, and its easy to be a bit out of tune when fretting. Also it would sound much better if it was tension balanced with the others.
I noticed the same problem the time I used Risa's fluorocarbon low-G set. The low-G string insists on being loose and floppy.
And overall, it sounds delightful. A nice, balanced sound with just enough brightness and mellow.
However, I'm a bit peeved at how floppy the low-G string is??
I'm sure I'm not the only one who experiences this.
Is it intentional? It just makes it a tad unbalanced, and its easy to be a bit out of tune when fretting. Also it would sound much better if it was tension balanced with the others.
I noticed the same problem the time I used Risa's fluorocarbon low-G set. The low-G string insists on being loose and floppy.