Worth BM (Brown) Double Set for Soprano or Concert sized Ukulele
Worth Premium 100% Fluorocarbon Ukulele Strings. Worth ukulele strings are unlike most other nylon ukulele strings as they are made from an expensive flourocarbon material that improves intonation, note clarity, and sustain. These are sold in double length sets so each package actually contains enough string to make two sets. Extra long, each string can be cut in half before installation.
This set is one of Worths most popular string sets. Many prefer these on their soprano or concert ukes for their bright, powerful projection, and their crystal clear tone. Worth ukulele strings are unlike most other nylon ukulele strings as they are made from an expensive fluorocarbon material that improves intonation, note clarity, sustain. Made in Japan these strings have become a favorite for many players and builders.
These ukulele strings come in two types: Clear denoted by the C in title, or Brown denoted by B in the title. Both have same diameters, but players say the Browns are a little less tension and warmer while the clears are tighter and crisper sounding.
Worth Strings are unchangeable in any type of environment… hot cold humid or dry.
This package makes 2 sets!
Top customer reviews
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All that was promised and more 0 people found this helpfulI'm a new player, less than one year, so I needed to listen to others' advice. I was told my uke would sound better, and it does. Price was reasonable and I am very satisfied with the swift service I received. Good job!
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Mellow 0 people found this helpfulYes, i like mellower strings. These do nicely!
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The Price of Mellow 1 people found this helpfulIf you're like me, you started playing the ukulele a couple of years ago without any prior skills, so a lot of your decisions are based on trial and error. If that's the case, Worth BMs will be a big step up from those fat white stock strings your uke came with. They'll sound more mellow and will be more comfortable to play. The Pros: Consistent quality (I've never received any duds). Blend well when strummed. Decent separation when plucked (especially bass notes). Great feel -- smooth and easy to bend (my favorite aspect -- they're super comfortable). Of course, the smooth feel and mellow tone come at a price... The Cons: Distinct Worth BM tone (I've found this can hold higher-end ukes back). Note clarity (say, above the 7th fret) is OK, but not great. Tension is OK (there's not as much attack as with other brands). (Worth does make a "heavy" gauge to combat tension issues.) Overall: As somebody who prefers mahogany ukuleles and a mellow tone, Worth BMs are a solid choice. I still use them on my Ohana sopranino. One final aside: changing strings was a big confidence-builder for me; it allowed me to connect with the uke and it helped me figure out what kind of sound I wanted. So, for any newbies reading this, buy some strings! You won't regret it. Cheers.
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worth brown strings 0 people found this helpfulI restrung my Kala concert asac with these a few months ago. It took quite some time for the strings to relax but they are now spot on. They stay in tune and have such a great sound. Nice and mellow with great tone.
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bright and warm 0 people found this helpfulCompare with clear string, this brown has warmer sound. I love to set it up on mahogany soprano. good value! you must have!