Aquila AGxAQ Tenor Ukulele GCEA Low G Wound (Red)
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Aquila
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A set designed to reveal the character of a tenor ukulele
The Aquila AGxAQ "Red" strings are designed for musicians who want to keep the playability of nylon while gaining more depth in the low register. The wound low G adds more body to rhythms, better presence in accompaniment, and a sensation closer to a pronounced "tenor" register. Whether you play fingerstyle, strumming, or arpeggios, this set aims for stable intonation and even projection without sacrificing comfort.
Technical specifications
| Category | tenor ukulele | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Draw | GCEA | Material | nylon |
| Product name | Aquila AGxAQ Tenor Ukulele GCEA Low G Wound Strings (Red) | Number of strings | 4 |
| Tuning | GCEA (wound low G) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Are these strings compatible with a tenor ukulele?
This set of 4 strings is designed for the tenor ukulele and uses the GCEA tuning.
What is the tuning of the Aquila AGxAQ Red?
The tuning is GCEA with a wound low G. This setup places the G string in a lower register and adds more body to rhythm playing.
Is the G string high or low on this set of strings?
The G string is a low wound string. It provides a stronger foundation in the lower register, with a presence suited for accompaniment.
Are Aquila AGxAQ strings made of nylon?
The specified composition is nylon. Thus, the set maintains the playing feel associated with this material.
Is this set suitable for fingerstyle and arpeggios?
The 4 GCEA strings are intended for fingerstyle, strumming, and arpeggios. Stable intonation and even projection are promised for these uses. The low wound G particularly supports bass notes.
