a green field
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Hi there,
This may be a silly question, but this seems like the group who would know the answer. I recently put some new strings on my baritone ukulele and don't like them at all. If I want to take them off and keep them intact to try with another ukulele someday, is that pointless? General question is if with the folks who swap strings often if you keep older strings that aren't yet worn out, or if they oxidize/deteriorate the same way steel strings do.
This may be a silly question, but this seems like the group who would know the answer. I recently put some new strings on my baritone ukulele and don't like them at all. If I want to take them off and keep them intact to try with another ukulele someday, is that pointless? General question is if with the folks who swap strings often if you keep older strings that aren't yet worn out, or if they oxidize/deteriorate the same way steel strings do.