Description
Uke Logic S-LG-C Clear Fluorocarbon Soft Tension Custom Ukulele Strings - Low G is a set of soft tension clear fluorocarbon strings for soprano, concert and tenor ukulele with a low G string, gauged .036, .032, .025 and .019. The strings are made in Japan from a rectified high density super-carbon, and developed and packaged in Hawaii.
Specifications
| SKU | S-LG-C |
|---|---|
| Model | S-LG-C |
| Instrument | Soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles |
| Tension | Soft |
| Colour | Clear |
| Material | Fluorocarbon (rectified high density super-carbon) |
| G string | .036 |
| C string | .032 |
| E string | .025 |
| A string | .019 |
| Strings in set | 4 |
| Made in | Japan |
| Developed and packaged in | Hawaii |
| Developed by | Joel Blechinger of The Ukulele Site, who has worked in the ukulele industry for 2 decades |
| Tuning | G-C-E-A, low G |
Common questions
What gauges are the Uke Logic S-LG-C strings?
The Uke Logic S-LG-C strings are gauged G .036, C .032, E .025, A .019.
What ukulele do the Uke Logic S-LG-C strings fit?
The Uke Logic S-LG-C strings are made for soprano, concert and tenor ukuleles, tuned G-C-E-A, low G.
Are the Uke Logic S-LG-C strings high G or low G?
The Uke Logic S-LG-C set has a low G string gauged .036.
What are the Uke Logic S-LG-C strings made of?
The Uke Logic S-LG-C strings are clear fluorocarbon made from a rectified high density super-carbon, made in Japan and developed and packaged in Hawaii.
How do the Uke Logic S-LG-C strings sound?
The Uke Logic S-LG-C strings have the bright clarity and projection of fluorocarbon strings, with an element of warmth like a traditional nylon string.
What does the C in Uke Logic S-LG-C mean?
The C at the end of Uke Logic S-LG-C means clear fluorocarbon. Uke Logic sets also come in pink, in hard or soft tension.
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