AQ21U Aquila Baritone EBGD Ukulele Strings Set 4 Strings

AQ21U Aquila Baritone EBGD Ukulele Strings Set 4 Strings Tuning DGBE. Includes Instructions on How to Change Strings and How to Tune your new Strings. Q. HOW TO INSTANTLY IMPROVE YOUR UKULELE TONE AND PLAYABILITY. A. FIT QUALITY UKULELE STRINGS. Fitting a quality set of Ukulele Strings handmade in Italy by Aquila Corde Armoniche is still the easiest and cheapest way to improve your ukulele Tone and Playability. TUNING: Baritone DGBE. The New Nylgut® is the first product developed and patented by Aquila. Nylgut® is a plastic compound of three different components. We'd say most ukulele enthusiasts seem to agree that fitting a set of Aquilas is the FIRST and BEST way to improve the tone of a cheap ukulele. The volume and tone improvement will knock you out and are well worth the price of fitting a set. Compared to Nylon, the New Nylgut® produces a better sound and stays in tune better, because the moisture absorption is less than .1% against the 2.0% of Nylon normally employed for the musical strings (i.e. Du Pont Tynex® polyammide 6-12). Due to the higher density, similar to that of pure gut (1.30 gr/cm3), the New Nylgut® produces a better sound than Nylon. In other words, the New Nylgut® is probably the first genuine synthetic gut in the world. The New Nylgut® assures: - better sound similar to the genuine gut strings; - a more accurate fret-intonation due to the well gauged material; - a very stable intonation under moisture changes. Colour: white "AQUILA SETS ARE MADE USING INNOVATIVE MATERIALS, DISCOVERED AND PERFECTED IN OUR LABORATORY AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF RESEARCH AND AFTER BEING THOROUGHLY TESTED, THUS GIVING RISE TO A NEW SYNTHETIC PRODUCT OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY The best sound quality develops when the strings have been completely stretched out and set, which may ordinarily take some time. To achieve a stable intonation in just a few minutes you can repeatedly pinch each string at mid-length with your fingers, pull it decidedly sideways and tune it up again. Stop when the string does not pull out of tune anymore.