The description says these are nylon strings. They aren't are they?
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The A, D, and G strings may have the nylon cores. But I can't tell because the core is wrapped inside.
511698
The wound strings hae a nylon core. So, yes and no. The E string is still steel, but the others are nylon with a winding(I can't recall the medal they are wound with). If you're thinking of nylon guitar strings, no they don't resemble those because of the winding.
511699
These are nylon-core strings, with a steel E string. According to the string details on the package, the D and A strings are aluminum wrapped and the G is silver wraped. I am pleased with their sound and bow response.
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I'm sure they may have nylon core but frankly i bought obligatos and the are much much better of course the price is higher. For a darker violin obligatos from now on they are my faves. These are ok I put these on a Cecilio violin and it improved the sound but Evahs or obligatos are probably much better on any violin imho.
1110618
Three strings are a bit thicker, but they are nylon. Our guitar teacher recommended this guitar for that reason. It works very well.
1199231
Honestly I am not sure, but would guess they are OEM strings from Gibson. Your best bet would be to contact them directly and they would be able to help you out with that.
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They are not nylon...I don't know if it is steel, but they are a metal material...it also came with extra strings, mine actually had 2 extra sets and 2 picks
1822360
There was a tag tied onto the uke that explained what the strings were. I don't have it handy but as I recall, Aquila was the brand. They called them "nygut" strings, which are supposed to simulate the qualities of gut strings while having the durability of nylon. I like the sound and feel of them and I don't have to retune them that much.
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I don't remember them including those strings. They're so cheap, I wouldn't recommend them anyway.
674902
They are normal classical style acoustic strings, with the lower three strings metal-wound around a fibrous nylon strand core. The tension is therefore set by the nylon, with the metal winding applied primarily to keep the strands together and to protect them from fraying. The higher strings are made of monofilament nylon.
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They come with steel strings, nylon strings are easier on the fingers in my experience but if he intends to play with steel strings I would just keep the steel on. But if it's just a hobby or something to play around with but you don't want the extreme callouses that come with playing then nylon would be better
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The strings are a decent quality nylon. I haven't tried the Aquilas everyone talks about, so I can't compare tone quality. But I haven't noticed any problems with them. As with all strings, regardless of quality, it takes a day or two for them to stretch out. After that, just the normal tune up is required.
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I don't know the gauge of the strings, but they are standard bass strings. The lowest (thickest) string is a B below the standard 4-string bass's E. BEADG
1210507
I want to say that the strings are not plastic. I bought this awhile back for my friend as a birthday gift, so I'm not 100% sure. I hope this helps.
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What they were saying about the strings is that they are steel. which is usually used for more experienced users, because beginners tend to make more mistakes which can cause damage to your fingers. both nylon and steel are going to punish you for your mistakes (which well cause you to grow as a musician) but its just that nylon string aren't as damaging, but harder to tune the reason being they tend to stretch a lot before settling . but if the player serious about playing then most likely they'll eventually upgrade to steel strings any way. So i would just leave the stock strings and let the player of the instrument go ahead and learn with the stock steel strings. What they were saying about the strings is that they are steel. which is usually used for more experienced users, because beginners tend to make more mistakes which can cause damage to your fingers. both nylon and steel are going to punish you for your mistakes (which well cause you to grow as a musician) but its just that nylon string aren't as damaging, but harder to tune the reason being they tend to stretch a lot before settling . but if the player serious about playing then most likely they'll eventually upgrade to steel strings any way. So i would just leave the stock strings and let... » Read More What they were saying about the strings is that they are steel. which is usually used for more experienced users, because beginners tend to make more mistakes which can cause damage to your fingers. both nylon and steel are going to punish you for your mistakes (which well cause you to grow as a musician) but its just that nylon string aren't as damaging, but harder to tune the reason being they tend to stretch a lot before settling . but if the player serious about playing then most likely they'll eventually upgrade to steel strings any way. So i would just leave the stock strings and let the player of the instrument go ahead and learn with the stock steel strings. « Show Less
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Yes, they are nylon. All our Mayan hammocks have nylon end strings for durability.
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Yes, they are just regular coated strings, but the coating is colored (it also reacts/glows under UV lighting). These strings are available for electric, acoustic, and bass. Thanks, Jason
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we do sell Nylon strings. you can do a search for our store on amazon, and you would be able to find them there. Hope that helps.
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The strings are nylgut strings not nylon as a guitar....they are certainly lighter. I don't know if they are gauged. Due to the C tuning on my ukulele the C string is the heaviest gauge then the E then the A then the G. Pop in the a music store and check them out many ukulele's have Aquila strings on the instrument when purchased.
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They are Aquila New Nylgut strings. They're actually quite good strings. I've been very happy with them and haven't had to change them yet (I bought my uke about 3 years ago).