D'Addario Tenor Ukulele Strings, Nyltech, EJ88T, 4-String Set, Pack of 1

Sounds amazing, Installed them on my baritone a while ago, it was a hassle but worth it. They look amazing, sustain the note well and barely buzz, having a clear and rich tone. These seem to be hella durable, as when I installed them at first the titanium ripped my bridge off, so I just glued it back and it was fine, just a quality issue with my ukulele, but just watch out if you're installing these. They look fine too, the titanium is a nice solid shine and the fleurocarbon strings are a dark purple-ish colour that sometimes doesn't even show on photos. Holds tuning well, especially the titanium strings, would recommend for anyone trying to get a deeper tone out of their ukulele.

I got these particular strings for the low-g G key to match with my existing fluorocarbon strings on a tenor ukulele. It was easy to restring, the quality is excellent after a month of use. It does take a few days for the string to settle, so be prepared to tune it quite often at first. All things considered, I'm really satisfied by the sound quality. I might remain on low-g for now! :)

I have used D'Addario strings now on half of my Ukulele's and they are really comfortable. Compared to the traditional Aquila Nylgut options these are thinner, less 'sticky' and improve resonance. These are the 'titanium' strings - that does not mean metal strings, only a monofilament wire inside the nylon sheath. They are almost translucent in colour with a fine almost metal core that is barely visible. I suppose that makes them resonate better, but for me it allows a thinner gauge which I prefer and a 'scratchier' sound for my blues recordings. I usually prefer fluorocarbon strings for general use, and these for blues/rockabilly sound. The titaniums are noticeably thinner and louder than Nylgut and Fluorocarbons and have a texture to them that really gives a more metallic edge to the sound. I have D'Addario's fitted to my KoAloha, Tanglewood, and Luna models and prefer these to anything else I have tried. I recommend as they come packed with a 'freshness' bag, colour coded strings, plenty of length, and the gauges written on the pack so you can easily replace. Not a single string has broken in the last 3 months of heavy daily use.

Got these to replace the original strings which had started to decay etc. These arrived in perfect order. They are very good quality but rather heavy gauge and make the uke slightly harder to play. The sound is bright and sparkly. A good product but I'll try a different make next time.

Great set of strings. Tone quality and maintain tuning. Lovely playability

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I've been playing these strings on my baritone (low D tuning) for about three weeks, and I can't say that I'm really that impressed. Even after that period of time, the B and E strings drift out of tune fairly quickly, and once you start playing, you need to re-tune after two or three songs. Sometimes you don't but that seems to be because all four strings have de-tuned more or less evenly. They seem more difficult than other strings to tune up using in the first place when using an electronic tuner, and when you think you've got them tuned, it turns out you need to tweak them some more. Sound-wise, they're very different to other strings I've played, and are much brighter, with a jangly quality to them. I'll keep these strings until they start to go, but with then revert to Aquila, at least on the unwound B and E strings. UPDATE: After less than two months, the G string snapped between the nut and the tuners. Just found it like that this morning. Not happy.