Oasis GPX Clear Fluorocarbon Tenor Ukulele String - Unwound Low G Single String


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Description

Oasis GPX Clear Fluorocarbon Tenor Ukulele String - Unwound Low G Single String is a single unwound low G string in clear fluorocarbon for tenor ukulele. At 63 inches it is at least twice the length needed to string a soprano, concert or tenor ukulele, so you can cut it in half and keep the second piece for later.

Specifications

SKU OA-UKE-SINGLE-LOW-G
Line GPX Clear Fluorocarbon
Type Single string, unwound low G (smooth)
Material Fluorocarbon
Instrument Tenor ukulele
Use Length is enough for a concert, soprano or tenor ukulele at least twice. Cut the string in half with scissors, use one section and keep the other in the envelope.

Measurements

Length 63”

Common questions

Is the Oasis GPX unwound low G a full set?

No. The Oasis GPX Unwound Low G is a single string.

Is the Oasis GPX low G string wound?

No. The Oasis GPX Unwound Low G is a smooth, unwound fluorocarbon string.

How long is the Oasis GPX unwound low G string?

The Oasis GPX Unwound Low G is 63 inches long, at least twice the length needed for a concert, soprano or tenor ukulele.

Should I cut the Oasis GPX low G string?

Yes. Oasis recommends cutting the GPX Unwound Low G in half with scissors, using one section and keeping the other in the envelope.

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