Aquila Reds Tenor Ukulele Single String Low G 4th- D
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More bass, more body: switch your tenor to "Low G"
This Aquila Reds Low G string transforms the role of the 4th string on a tenor ukulele: instead of a high-pitched "re-entrant" G, you get a lower register, closer to a continuous melodic logic. The result: fuller accompaniments, more natural bass lines, and a stronger harmonic foundation, especially appreciated in solo, arrangement, or group playing.
Unwound, it maintains a soft touch and reduces finger noise. It is a relevant choice if you seek a balance between playing comfort, attack precision, and presence in the lower spectrum, while staying true to the classic spirit of the ukulele.
Technical specifications
| Category | Ukulele String | Spun | unfiled |
| Draw | low G | Material | red |
| Nbr of strings | 1 | ||
| Product | single string | Note / tuning | Low G |
| Instrument | tenor ukulele | Wound | unwound |
| String | 4th | Gauge | Low G |
Questions frequently asked
Is this string compatible with a tenor ukulele tuned to Low G?
This string is designed for the 4th string of a tenor ukulele tuned to low G. It replaces the high re-entrant G with a lower register.
Is the Aquila Reds Low G string sold individually?
The supply includes a single string, intended for the 4th position.
Is the Aquila Reds low G string wound?
The construction is unwound and uses the Red material. This choice maintains a smooth feel under the fingers. Finger noises are thus minimized.
What change does a low G 4th string bring to a tenor?
The low G provides more body in the lower range and melodic continuity across the tuning. More natural bass lines can thus be played.
Is this string suitable for accompaniment on the tenor ukulele?
Its Low G tuning reinforces the harmonic foundation of accompaniments. This configuration is also suitable for solo playing, arrangements, and group performance.



