Aquila Single String 16U G Tenor
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A Low G That Enriches the Range of Your Tenor Ukulele
The Aquila 16U Low G Tenor is a wound low G string designed for musicians who want to expand the sonic palette of their tenor ukulele. By replacing a high G with a low G, you gain depth, rhythmic foundation, and warmth, while retaining the clarity and musicality characteristic of the ukulele. Convenient as a single replacement string, this string is suitable for both fingerstyle players and accompanists seeking a more prominent bass, especially in solo playing, arrangements, or live performance contexts.
Technical specifications
| Format | tenor | Draw | GCEA |
| Type of cord attachment | Without | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Category | Ukulele | Material | New Nylgut |
| Classification | Normal | ||
| Brand | Aquila | String | G |
| Model | 16U | Tuning | low G |
| Type | single string | Construction | wound |
| Instrument | tenor ukulele | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this low G string suitable for a tenor ukulele?
This string is designed in tenor size and tuned to low G. It replaces a high G string to adopt a GCEA tuning with a more prominent low register.
Is the Aquila 16U a wound string?
The 16U model is a wound G string. This design is specified for its low G tuning.
What material is used for the Aquila 16U G string?
The indicated material is New Nylgut. The string is sold individually to specifically replace the G string.
Can this string be installed on a 4-string ukulele?
The mentioned GCEA tuning corresponds to a 4-string ukulele. This model provides only the wound low G string, without an attachment.
What tone does a low G provide on a tenor ukulele?
A low G adds more depth and rhythmic foundation to the tenor ukulele's register. Its use is suitable for fingerpicking, accompaniment, and solo arrangements. The wound string enhances the presence of the low register.



