steel rider
Well-known member
Changed the Makanas out today for Di'adarrio's (which are Aquila's or vice-versa, made in the US). The Nyglut strings are much thinner than the nylon, which I think I like because they are easier for me to play. The sound is more punchy too.
I tried a wound Low G for a bit. I like the tone but not the feel and the booming resonance. It sounded more like a guitar to me than a uke. Switched back to non wound Low C. I should mention that right now, as a beginner, I mostly strum.
Changing the strings is very quick and really not hard. For some reason it's much faster and less hassle than my old electric guitar.
I'm much happier with these strings. I'm looking forward to getting the Fremont Blacklines with unwound Low G and the Savarez strings to see which ones I like best. I haven't figured out where to buy Living Waters in the US. Any help appreciated there.
Just some feedback for ya'll.
I tried a wound Low G for a bit. I like the tone but not the feel and the booming resonance. It sounded more like a guitar to me than a uke. Switched back to non wound Low C. I should mention that right now, as a beginner, I mostly strum.
Changing the strings is very quick and really not hard. For some reason it's much faster and less hassle than my old electric guitar.
I'm much happier with these strings. I'm looking forward to getting the Fremont Blacklines with unwound Low G and the Savarez strings to see which ones I like best. I haven't figured out where to buy Living Waters in the US. Any help appreciated there.
Just some feedback for ya'll.