Worth Ukulele Strings
RatingsWorth 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.
On Video
Ken Middleton using Worth strings on his Ohana Tenor ukulele.
On eBay US
![]() Worth Highest Quality Concert Ukulele Strings 2 Sets US $15.50
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![]() Worth Highest Quality Tenor Ukulele Strings 2 Sets US $15.50
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![]() Worth Highest Quality Brown Concert Ukulele Strings 2 Sets US $16.00
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US $15.50






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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
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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