Worth B8-63 Brown Fluorocarbon 8-String Ukulele Strings - (G-G-C-C-E-E-A-A Tuning) LOW C & G


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Description

Worth B8-63 Brown Fluorocarbon 8-String Ukulele Strings - (G-G-C-C-E-E-A-A Tuning) LOW C & G is an 8-string set of brown fluorocarbon strings for 8-string ukuleles in G-G-C-C-E-E-A-A, low C and G tuning. The strings are 63” long, enough for 2 sets.

Specifications

SKU B8-63
Model B8-63
Instrument 8-string ukulele
Material Brown fluorocarbon
Strings 8-string set
Amount Enough for 2 sets
Tuning G-G-C-C-E-E-A-A, low C and G

Measurements

Length 63”
String 1 (A) .0205”
String 2 (A) .0205”
String 3 (E) .0260”
String 4 (E) .0260”
String 5 (Low C) .0291”
String 6 (C) .0185”
String 7 (Low G) .0358”
String 8 (G) .0224”

Common questions

What gauges are the Worth B8-63 strings?

The Worth B8-63 gauges are A .0205”, A .0205”, E .0260”, E .0260”, Low C .0291”, C .0185”, Low G .0358”, G .0224”.

What ukulele do the Worth B8-63 strings fit?

The Worth B8-63 strings are made for 8-string ukuleles.

What are the Worth B8-63 strings made of?

The Worth B8-63 strings are made of brown fluorocarbon.

How is the Worth B8-63 tuned?

The Worth B8-63 is tuned G-G-C-C-E-E-A-A, with a low C and a low G in the C and G courses.

How long are the Worth B8-63 strings?

The Worth B8-63 strings are 63 inches long and enough for 2 sets.

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