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EXTREME COMFORT Aquila Red Series strings deliver greater volume and playing comfort than standard strings, making them ideal for concert performers and everyday ukulele players.BRIGHTER TONE Advanced composite material and proprietary design enhance tone clarity and responsiveness across the entire fretboard for studio, stage, or home use.STABLE TUNING Moistureresistant construction helps keep your ukulele in tune longer, no matter the climate or practice environment.EVEN PLAYABILITY Each string features a similar diameter but varies in density, creating a uniform feel and improved intonation for consistent performance.STRETCHING IS NORMAL Aquila ukulele strings are made from the highest quality nylon available and when new, will stretch significantly until settled. This is completely normal. To help them stretch faster, gently pull the strings while tuning the instrument and repeat this process as necessary until they hold the appropriate note.LOW G READY Designed specifically for concertsize ukuleles with Low G tuning comes as a complete set of four strings for quick and easy installation.Learn More To discover the fantastic features of this product, see the Product Description below. MORE DETAILS asin B00MXUJRNG bestsellersrank 5,739 in Musical Instruments See Top 100 in Musical Instruments 28 in Ukulele Accessories bodymaterialtype Bionylon monofilaments brandname Aquila coatingdescription Red color Red customerreviews 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 769 4.6 out of 5 stars globaltradeidentificationnumber 00688382029439 includedcomponents 4 Strings instrument Ukulele itemweight 9.07 g manufacturer Aquila manufacturerpartnumber AQ86 materialtype Bionylon modelname Red Series modelnumber AQ86 numberofitems 1 numberofpacks 1 recommendedusesforproduct For use as replacement strings on concert ukuleles setname Set of 4 soundprofile Bright, powerful, and responsive stringgauge Unchanged stringmaterialtype Bionylon monofilaments unitcount 1 Count upc 688382029439 warrantydescription 1 year limited.
