Kanile'a x Worth Fluorocarbon/Phosphor Bronze Tenor Ukulele Strings (G-C-E-A Tuning) - WOUND LOW G


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Description

Kanile'a x Worth Fluorocarbon/Phosphor Bronze Tenor Ukulele Strings (G-C-E-A Tuning) - WOUND LOW G is a tenor ukulele string set made by Worth for Kanile'a, with fluorocarbon A, E and C strings and a phosphor bronze wound low G. The fluorocarbon trebles give clear, bright articulation and the wound low G adds warmth and depth, for both fingerstyle and strumming.

Specifications

SKU KAN-T-LOW-G
Size Tenor Ukulele
Strings 4
1st String A (Fluorocarbon)
2nd String E (Fluorocarbon)
3rd String C (Fluorocarbon)
4th String Wound Low G (Phosphor Bronze)
Tuning G-C-E-A with Wound Low G

Common questions

What size ukulele do the Kanile'a x Worth Low G tenor strings fit?

The Kanile'a x Worth Low G strings are made for tenor ukuleles.

What are the Kanile'a x Worth Low G tenor strings made of?

The Kanile'a x Worth tenor set uses fluorocarbon for the A, E and C strings and a phosphor bronze wound string for the low G.

Is the G string in this Kanile'a x Worth set wound?

Yes. The low G in the Kanile'a x Worth tenor set is a phosphor bronze wound string, tuned an octave below a standard high G.

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