bynapkinart
Well-known member
I put a set of Worth Low G's on my tenor a couple of days ago and I'm blown away by the combination. Similar tone but completely different approach to the ukulele. I had no idea...I tried stringing my last tenor up Low G but because there were so many issues with the uke itself I never really took to it. The Worths absolutely sing on the Fender; the whole instrument is louder, deeper, and complex than it was when it was strung with Aquilas.
I guess now the only question is, does anyone find that they have slightly different ways to play certain chords because the droning Low G is a little bit more in the way than a reentrant G? Not by any means a problem, just something that I'm noticing more and more as I get into it.
I guess now the only question is, does anyone find that they have slightly different ways to play certain chords because the droning Low G is a little bit more in the way than a reentrant G? Not by any means a problem, just something that I'm noticing more and more as I get into it.