D'Addario EJ87T Titanium Ukulele Strings, Tenor

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D'Addario EJ87T Titanium Ukulele Strings, Tenor

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Ease Of Playing

Customers are highly satisfied with the ease of playing of D'Addario EJ87T Titanium Ukulele Strings, praising their ability to produce a warm sound and making playing enjoyable. Some customers noted that it takes some time for the strings to fully stabilize before reaching optimal playability.

Sustain And Resonance

Customers generally praise the sustain and resonance of D'Addario EJ87T Titanium Ukulele Strings, with some noting they provide a good balance between brightness and loudness. However, a few users mention that these strings take time to stretch out and stay in tune, while others express disappointment that they make nylgut strings sound muted and dead compared to their previous experience with other materials.

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String Thickness

Customers have mixed opinions regarding the string thickness of D'Addario EJ87T Titanium Ukulele Strings. While some find them to be thinner and easier to press down, others prefer a thicker string for a brighter sound. The strings are generally well-received for their clear tone and easy installation. Some customers have reported an increase in volume and improved sound quality after switching to these strings. However, a few users mentioned experiencing buzzing or farting sounds when not pressing the strings accurately against the frets. Overall, D'Addario strings are a popular choice among ukule

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Quality

These strings feel really comfortable under my fingers, and eliminate the "floppiness" i often experience with "standard" tunin... Read More

Works great for my ukulele, took me a while to install them, they work great.

Strings completely change the sound and can turn around even seemingly bad ukuleles.

Unfortunately, after playing with titanium all these years, it makes the nylguts sound muted and dead.

Price

I purchased a soprano uke at a thrift store for $2 - only problem was, it had only 3 strings.

I haven't put them on yet, but from experience with cello and violin strings i would say d'addario is a great budget option!

Competitiveness

They have a more richer tone than other brands that i have used.

I occasionally try out other brands but always come back to theses

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great, set, new, soprano and good.

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This product had a total of 9,212 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 25 2024.