chuck in ny
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i have worth browns on this instrument which i dearly love. the E string is a bit dead, noticeably less resonant than the other three. it gets worse by the 4th fret and improves somewhat as you go to the nut and the bridge.
tuning the pitch higher it gets better. tuning down two steps where it becomes a D string it is much better.
i am tempted to change the strings to martin fluorocarbons and see what happens. what do you all think is the best way of handling this. the E string seems to be operating normally, is in the same plane as the other strings, and i would greatly appreciate an explanation of why this is happening. i don't have the experience with ukuleles or strings to understand this.
tuning the pitch higher it gets better. tuning down two steps where it becomes a D string it is much better.
i am tempted to change the strings to martin fluorocarbons and see what happens. what do you all think is the best way of handling this. the E string seems to be operating normally, is in the same plane as the other strings, and i would greatly appreciate an explanation of why this is happening. i don't have the experience with ukuleles or strings to understand this.