Aquila Bionylon/nylgut Tenor ukulele String L'Unit Low G 4Me String -G
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Aquila
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A clear Low G, more bass, more possibilities
This Low G (4th string) from Aquila is designed for musicians who want to enhance the lower register of their tenor ukulele. The Low G setup is especially appreciated in fingerstyle, solo arrangements, and for adding more body to accompaniments while maintaining good note-to-note definition.
Thanks to its bionylon, it offers a smooth touch and balanced response, with stable intonation and a consistent feel under the fingers. It is also a practical solution if your G string is worn, marked at the frets, or if you simply want to switch from a high G tuning to a Low G without replacing the entire set of strings.
Technical specifications
| Category | Ukulele String | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Draw | G 4 (8-string tenor ukulele) | Material | bionylon |
| Product name | Aquila Bionylon/Nylgut Tenor Ukulele String Single Low G 4th String -G | String concerned | Low G, 4th string |
| Type | single string | Number of strings | 1 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this string compatible with a tenor ukulele?
This string is designed for the 4th string of a tenor ukulele, tuned to Low G.
Can the G string be replaced individually with this Aquila Bionylon/Nylgut?
It is possible to replace only the G string with this model sold individually. It is particularly suitable when a string is worn or marked at the frets.
What sound does a Low G tuning bring to a tenor ukulele?
The Low G reinforces the lower register and adds more body to accompaniment. The Low G setup is suitable for fingerstyle and solo arrangements, while maintaining clear note definition.
What material is this Low G string made of?
The string is made of bionylon. This material provides a soft feel and a balanced response under the fingers.
Does this string allow changing from a High G to a Low G?
This reference allows switching from a High G to a Low G tuning on the 4th string. Its intonation is reported to be stable, with a consistent feel during play.
