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If you buy DGBE (or dGBE, if you will, since the "d" is re-entrant) tenor ukulele strings (aka Lyle Ritz tuning), are they five steps higher than standard tenor GCEA strings, or are they four steps lower?
Tenor DGBE strings - Are they lower or higher than GCEA strings?
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SailQwest
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Lower.....
TheCraftedCow
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One can have dGBE or DGBE or dGBe. each way of stringing produces a different voice. This is the stringing pitch of a guitar. the GCEA is what guitar player get when they place a capo on the fifth fret.
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