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Bought my son a Kala baritone uke last Christmas. The string set that came on the uke looked OK but the wound strings deteriorated fast. First, the windings looked shiny over the lower frets, then it became apparent that within a week of my son having this uke, playing it a lot, that the windings were breaking up over each fret - and becoming uncomfortable to play.I wanted to try out those Aquila Red Series strings - so I bought the baritone set. The unwound strings looked strange in red but sounded great.However, the wound Aquila Red series strings ALSO began to fall apart over the low frets (the most fretted region) within 2 weeks. I was quite cheesed off as these were expensive strings. I checked the frets - but they are all super smooth and shiny - so not at fault. I own loads of guitars and quite a few ukes so I know to change strings - and read the Aquila Red series special instructions for fitting them - this failure is not because of that.Anyway, I bought the Martin baritone set to try out - and immediately put on the wound strings, but left on the Aquila Red unwound 1st & 2nd strings.Such a difference ! The Martin wound strings have lasted really well. I just bought a new set of Martins and changed all the strings, early November. The first set of wound Martin strings were actually still surviving well BUT my boy was playing in a school concert on his uke - so I wanted a new set of strings on it, so it sounded the best, without the risk of embarrassing string-breakages on the day. The clear unwound strings sound almost as good & loud as the Aquila Red unwound strings to me, but my son (now 9.5yrs old) didn’t notice the difference.If you look at various brands for baritone strings, you will find the composition of the wound strings varies a lot. I think Martin’s choice of steel wound for the 4th string and aluminium wound for the 3rd string (hope I’ve got that right !) is the best choice in the end, even if for a 4 string set, having 3 types of string doesn’t sound a great idea. The do work well, sound great AND last really well.

Good quality beautiful sound the best ever

They sound great. I do prefer the strings with the built-in stop for fitting.

They work well

I'm happy as Larry with these strings, they're on my baritone uke and it sings with these on,I'd buy them again.

Changed to these strings as new Uke had cheap strings that were inconsistent down the frets. If you do not have Prime you will be charged £4.99 irrespective of total order price, Strings Direct same price and cheap first class delivery.

Fantastic !!! - A crisp and brilliant sound on my Ohana Concert CK20 - settled in quickly and great value to boot.I think a lot Brighter, Lighter and Thinner than Aquila's.Considering changing my other Uke's over.A must - Give them a try

These are decent strings for a ukulele and relatively easy to put on (stringing isn't the easiest of art forms!). We had a problem with one of the strings on the first set, which might or might not have been our fault, but we bought some more and they were all fine.

These strings said the product description that they were nylon, and I bought them because they were affordable. It does say on the package in that ad that they are fluorocarbon, which is a preferable material to nylon, which is listed in the product description. Popped them on my soprano uke, and they sound and feel great! You can trust Martin for quality strings.

Quality strings with a beautiful sound.

Son cuerdas muy especiales, de entrada se me hacían caras pero la calidad es mejor que otras, tiene un sonido metálico creo que estas cuerdas son para un estilo muy particular de ritmo o arpeggios ya que es muy nitida su sonido.

I only use Martin strings they are the best. I recommend.

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