Ukulele Strings

Ukulele strings, the secret ingredient of your stringed serenades, are the very soul of your musical journey. With the ability to resonate with vibrant clarity or mellow warmth, these finely-crafted tendrils are pivotal in translating your melodious intentions into sound. Whether you’re plucking away in gentle harmony or strumming with contagious enthusiasm, each string plays a unique role in the orchestration of your sound.

Aquila leads the pack with a diverse array of ukulele strings designed to cater to every player—from the plucky beginner to the seasoned virtuoso. The Nylgut series offers an exceptional blend of durability and warmth, ensuring your tunes resonate with a lush, full-bodied timbre. The Sugar and Bionylon materials take innovation further, providing distinctive tonal qualities that will have your audience begging for an encore. Each string is meticulously engineered to withstand the exuberance of regular play while producing a bright, ringing tone.

Specifically designed tension and gauge profiles enable this selection to fit a variety of ukulele types, including soprano, tenor, concert, and baritone. The High G and Low G options allow players to experiment with differing resonances and tonal colors, adding a layer of versatility that can elevate any performance. In this realm of melody-making, whether you’re seeking the spirited brightness of Aquila's Lava series or the classic resonance of their traditional offerings, these strings are sure to tickle your musical fancy.

Worth Strings, imported from Japan, are all made of flourocarbon. They might be more expensive, but did you know, all Worth Ukuele Strings are long enough to make two sets?

Electric Steel Ukulele strings, yes they do exist! We've put together our own custom set at the f-hole utilizing D'Addario single strings. 

Make those fingers dance along the fretboard, and let those strings sing—life is too short for dull notes. After all, your ukulele deserves the best, and that starts with premium strings that match your passion. Discover our selection of Ukulele strings, from the Kids High G Tenor-Concert-Soprano to the Red Low G Concert Single String, ensuring that every strum and pluck can resonate with pure joy.

What types of ukulele strings are available?

We offer a wide variety of ukulele strings, including nylon, fluorocarbon, and wound strings. Each type provides unique tonal qualities suited for different playing styles and preferences, allowing you to customize your sound.

How often should I change my ukulele strings?

It's typically recommended to change your ukulele strings every 2-4 weeks, depending on how often you play. Frequent players may prefer to change strings more regularly to maintain optimal sound quality, while casual players can extend the time between changes.

Can I use tenor strings on a soprano ukulele?

While you can technically place tenor strings on a soprano ukulele, it’s advisable to use strings specifically designed for each type. This ensures the right tension and sound quality for your instrument. Each set on our site is labeled accordingly. Use our robust filter to narrow down your specific needs. 

Do different string materials affect the sound?

Yes, different materials like Nylgut, fluorocarbon, and nylon can significantly alter the tone of your ukulele. Experimenting with various materials will help you find the perfect sound that matches your playing style.

Should I choose High G or Low G for my ukulele?

Choosing the right octave depends on your playing style and personal preference. High G tuning provides a higher register of tone and "ping", whereas Low G strings offer a beefier tone. There are Low G options as both sets and single strings as well as smooth nylon or wound options.