Aquila AQ U LS 115u Lava series GCEA tenor Ukulele st (GCEA tnor, low-G, wound)

Love these. They look amazing on the use and they sound terrific Beautiful deep rich timbre from my Kala Koa tenor. Richer than it already was. I also love the feel of the lava series. Silky smooth and really nice touch to them. Love them.

These have been and likely always will be my favorite strings. I play them on a tenor or concert sized uke. I am female with a low voice, so the mellow tone these strings lend my tenor is an amazing match for my voice. I do not recommend these on a soprano, it's just an odd tone from the tiny but mighty soprano uke.

The low G gives my Collings Uke such a sweet, rich sound. So much nicer than standard strings. Haven't heard them on a soprano use, so have no idea how they souns there, but I'd suppose the same effect would be imposed.

I like the Low-G sound - this is the first time I've ever tried - and, admittedly, the Kayla Uke is new, so maybe it's the fret, but it does not feel rough to my tender fingers ;) I got these on a Saturday. I'm not a complete novice, but I don't play all that much. Making that little twangy G into a low-G turns it into something more like a little guitar. Plug it into an amp and you can wail. But four days, of maybe a couple hours total and you can see that shiny spot on the G. I predict it will not last much longer. Once the fret cuts through the winding, it's done. And why can't they make this string black to match the other three? Why does it have to stand out like a sore thumb? It's like, everything looks cool-black-sleek and then there's this white guy tryin' to fit in like Vanilla Ice or Gladys Kravitz with the Pips.

If your ukulele is made of Koa wood, and Koa trees grow best in volcanic soil, Lava-colored strings seem highly appropriate.

I love the sound, look and feel of the black lava strings!

Product doesn't appear to be the one I bought. Description in Amazon photo and product doesn't match. Not even close. I was asked by Amazon rep to "try it out" and if it doesn't work to send it back. Will update review later.

I'm not really a fan of Nylaguts because they're really flexible and slick, to me they feel like I'm playing rubber bands. These are stiffer and have a little more traction and the low G is wound. They sound good, I like 'em.

Excellentes cordes Lava de chez Aquila. Ce jeu GCEA en Low G est un vrai plaisir de jeu, autant sur ukulélé Ténor que sur ukulélé Baryton. Je recommande!

Le corde della Aquila sono sempre una garanzia, uso nel soprano gCEA, e nel concerto e tenore GCEA Nel set low G la corda è in filatura metallica e vanno bene in tutti e tre gli Ukulele sopra menzionati. Consiglio di provarle Robyn

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Mir war nicht ganz bewusst, dass die tiefe G Saite mit Metall umwickelt ist (naja, wer lesen kann ist klar im Vorteil). Sie ist etwas schwieriger zu spielen als eine unumsponnene Saite und surrt sehr leicht, wenn man nicht fest genug drückt, und wenn ich damit ein Vibrato spielen möchte, verkratze ich mir das (relativ raue) Griffbrett. Die Saiten halten allerdings bisher und hören sich auch sehr schön und weich an. Das tiefe G gibt dem Ganzen eine schöne, bassige Klangfarbe und neue Spielmöglichkeiten. Farblich gefallen sie mir sehr gut. Bin jetzt schlauer und werde es nächstes mal mit der roten G-Saite von Aquila probieren, welche nicht umsponnen ist. Vielleicht sind dann die Vibratos wieder möglich.