Aquila AQ16U Tenor Low G (single)

Aquila AQ16U Tenor Low G (single)
Aquila AQ16U Tenor Low G (single)
Aquila AQ16U Tenor Low G (single)
Aquila AQ16U Tenor Low G (single)
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Aquila AQ16U Tenor Low G (single)

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Nylgut is a synthetic plastic compound that stays in tune with accurate fret intonation. With a density similar to pure gut, Nylgut produces a natural sound and is stable under moisture changes. This product listing is for a wound low G string that pairs nicely with the nylgut strings.

Joel Carr

Owner, UkuleleMate

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Specifications

Description
  • Series
    Aquila Nylgut
  • Size
    Tenor
  • Tuning
    Low G - Wound
  • Tone
    Well Balanced
  • Popularity
    High
Included add ons
Colours & Materials
  • Colour
    Silver
  • Material
    Metal Wound
  • String Gauge
    Thick
  • Durability
    High
  • Feel
    Metallic Wound
  • Made In
    Italy

Customer Reviews

Based on 5 reviews
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uta sommer
Low G string for ukulele

It was fast, perfekt String, uke sounds beautiful now.Thank you

D
David Kay
special strings for wifes ukulele

strings r great
these guys always have prompt service and delivery times even to us over here in WA

J
John Griffiths
Low G for tenor

Doesn't seem to play much differently from lowering a high G

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Greg Hatcher
Aquila Low G, new dimension to Uke

I bought the low G as I'm learning the beautiful Beatles song Blackbird. It takes a while to get used to the different sound of the chords and in fact I prefer the old sound for some songs. However the low G is a game changer when tackling some of the more complex songs and little lead runs. Family and friends are asking how a uke can sound so melodic, since I've had the low G, so I think that speaks for itself. Low G Aqila AQ16U, way to go!!!

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Christopher Button
Getting better and better

To be honest when I first put my new set of strings with the low G I wasn’t sure I was a fan, but the more I’ve played it I’ve appreciated the extra versatility a low G offers. The strings have settled in well now and I’m loving them… give ‘‘em a try