D'Addario Ukulele Strings Clear Nylon Tenor EJ65TLG Low-G, 4-String Set

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.

Great string brought my ukulele alive more with these strings once they stretch and stay in tune great tone and sound

these are the finest ukulele strings I have ever bought and are actually superior to Worths. Amazing tone and timbre, loud and clear. Quality feel throughout. Used on a mahogany martin SO1 they bring out the best of this instrument and amazingly make it sound almost like a banjolele. I am so pleased that I took the plunge and bought them. Very reasonable price

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.

Good

These strings are of good quality and not much initial stretching/tuning involved, nice sound too.

Nice enough. Just bear in mind that the metal wound G sounds really different to the others. Tone-wise it sounds like it's played on another instrument. Nice to have the extra 4th though

Having previously tried pretty much every type of string, apart from nylon.... I am amazed how good my solid body acacia tenor sounds on day 1 with these strings. The sound seems to have opened up and is clear and pleasing across the dynamic range from soft and quiet to hard and loud, both picked and strummed. I have read it suggested that these strings will present an honest account of the quality of your instrument and so perhaps my well played, solid body instrument is an ideal match.

Got a cheap uke ? Just buy it and it will sound better... got a expensive uke ? Still buy this and it will better interms of tonality , intonation and holding tune , pretty much the best thing string you can buy for a neutral tone

Excelente.

It makes my acacia ukulele Wonderful sound!! I will buy again. Thanks a lot.

Cuerdas de calidad y viene bastante largas así que se ajusta a cualquier ukulele, viene con instrucciones

Considero o EJ65B da D'Addario um excelente encordoamento com ré grave. Sensação idêntica às cordas de violão, em tensão e textura. Cordas mais duras que aquelas "branquinhas" que tanto a D'Addario quanto a Aquila possuem. Cordas D3 e G3 revestidos com metal prateado, enquanto B3 e E4 são transparentes. Tocando na boca do instrumento ou próximo do rastilho gera um som brilhante idêntico ao violão. O volume de som gerado compete com qualquer instrumento. Se o seu cavalete é daqueles de prender a corda dando um nó na própria corda antes de inserir, verifique se a fissura da casa da corda Ré tem abertura suficiente para a grossura deste encordoamento. Se não, será preciso levar para um luthier lixar um pouquinho, pois a corda não entrará.