Hi there!
Can't see what you are playing there in your pic, Plunker, but beware: Most of these "brown" and "black" strings that have been widely recommended here contain copper and will wear quickly into the fret board of a composite uke like a Fluke or an Enya Nova.
And to be honest: If they wear that quickly into a composite, that probably means they are also cutting into a hardwood fret board a bit more quickly too, right? (There is a posting here on this site about this... GotaUke I think posted it...
BTW: Those more high end Enya's are also using a fret board made of compressed natural material, like the Masonite of old... It will be interesting to see how these wear... I do appreciate that they are trying to get away from threatened species of trees and find a different solution.
I'm still attracted to those Aquila Sugar strings for the same reason, actually... But in the end, the solution needs to work, right?
Anybody tried one of these new wooden Enyas yet? Inquiring minds are waiting!
I know, I know... most of us have so many "daily driver" ukes that we will never cut into the fret board... right? But...
I'm pretty certain copper will outlast Rosewood...
So how about it, Worth Brown users? Are you seeing any signs of advanced fret board wear due to use of these strings?
I'm curious...
Thanks!
Bill