Aquila 21U Baritone Ukulele Strings Set

One time, you get all four in nylagut, then you get two wire and two nylagut in the gold package. The red package was two wire and two nylagut each time. I can't figure these out. The gold package is confusing.I don't think it's an Aquila issue: the 21U have two wire/2 nylagut. The AQ21 has all four nylagut (which I want). The trick is to get them to send the correct pack, and I think they ship by color without looking at the little white label with the code on the back.The nylagut is great. The tone is warm and beautiful. But I can't get four biocarbon strings out of the gold packages consistently -- so I am stocking up on AQ21 whenever I find it.

Used to replace old original Aquila strings (7 yrs) and what a difference! Great punch and clarity -- better than original setup. Sound is much brighter. The strings have a stiffer feel than the originals and required a little getting used to -- they feel a little like high tension Worth strings, but without the additional strain on the fingertips. Loving how my uke (Caramel) sounds again! Very pleased with this purchase!

So strings are often very subjective, and I am a novice with ukulele's, but I've had three different brands of strings on my Baritone Uke, and I'm sticking with Aquila for now. They have a richer, nicer tone to my ear, and I simply enjoy them more.

These are the best strings so far on my quest to find the best baritone strings. The low D and G strings have a bright, sustained tone. They still wear off at the frets just like pretty much all baritone strings do, but they last longer than the Martin strings. The high "nylgut" strings feel smooth and natural, are a joy to play on, and stay in tune. I am giving these a 4 instead of 5 because I'm still hoping there are better strings somewhere out there. But if you're at least a little interested in making beautiful sounds come out of your uke, then you should try these out. They're a little pricey, but worth it in my opinion, especially since they last a little longer than cheaper strings.

Aquila strings have, for the last decade or so, been the standard ukulele string supplied with the majority of decent starter ukuleles to many of the high-end instruments sold today. There are LOTS of choices in ukulele strings and personal preference is the only real benchmark for advanced players. But if you are in the first year or two of playing and need new strings, these are probably what your instrument came with. I've been playing for 30+m years and these are still my favorites. They feel, sound and play most like the natural sheep gut strings used during the first half of the 20th century.Note that the baritone sets and some others use wound bass strings. These tend to wear out quickly. Aquila offers individual strings because of this so you don't have to change out all the strings just because one wears.

I've tried quite a few, and these take the cake. There are strings that last longer, but Nylgut is still more sturdy than most. The sound quality is fantastic. though. I have a very versatile play style. I like harmonics, tapping, fingerstyle, strumming, hand percussion and more. I find they are at their best with soft and slow fingerstyle, but they can do it all.

Was recommended these, so for the price, I decided to give them a shot. Overall very happy with them. They hold tune well and have a great tone to them

I am new to the Uke. I got a baritone Uke at the onset of Covid. I’m self taught. The stings that came in the Uke I thought sounded good BUT THESE are amazing. I have struggled with making a F chord sound like an F chord but not any longer!! I love how these strings sound!!