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Worth Ukulele Strings

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Worth strings are my personal favourite ukulele strings. I think they handle finger-picking better than Aquila strings (and I do quite a lot of fingerpicking). For strumming, I think they're fairly evenly matched. There's also the matter of which ukulele they are on. Worths seem to sound best on mahogany instruments and Aquilas on koa. I change my mind all the time on this issue, but I very rarely stray away from using Worth or Aquila on any of my ukuleles.

There are two types of Worth strings: clear and brown. Personally, I much prefer the clear strings. It's not just the strings that are clear, but the sound they produce as well.

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Ken Middleton using Worth strings on his Ohana Tenor ukulele.

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2 Comments

  1. Chase October 31st, 2010 7:48 pm

    I recently got a Cordoba 20TM-CE (Tenor Mahogany) and it came with Aquila Nylguts and I think it sounds fantastic!

    Just putting in my two cents :)

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  2. Drew Lanius December 19th, 2011 6:09 am

    I have a 1960′s Swaggerty “Singing” Treholipee.
    Basically a ukulele with a very long neck. I heard that Worth made long uke strings… like 46″… where can I find these strings???
    Thanks for any help you can give.

    Drew

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