do you need new strings for it?
395552
I am still using the strings (Aquila) that were on the ukulele when I got it, and I have lots of hours use on them since then. On the outside chance that I break a string, I did order a new set of Aquila CONCERT uke strings just to have them as a backup. Hope this answers your question.
395553
The strings are good quality. With new strings there is a lot of retuning until they settle in.
955043
Try your local music store. Take it with you I you will need help re-stringing.
1707941
No - still have the original strings on it. And it stays in-tune like no other guitar no matter what the weather is. It plays just fine for me - I would not want the "playability" changed.
272957
I really don't know, I changed the strings as soon as I got the guitar, suggest you do same, choosing some strings and brands you favor
1147735
If the string failed due to age and normal wear from usage, then replace them all since many times a new string will not match intonation with the old ones. If , however, it failed due to over tightening or a kink and the set is relatively new, then you may be okay with replacing only the one string.
1939484
Not really. You just have to keep re-tuning. This is normal when you have new strings or in our case when you have a toddler fiddling with it constantly
1796882
I don't know what kind of strings but they are decent. If you are new to the guitar, you will probably want to replace them with some light gauge 'silk and steel' strings, which will be easier on your fingers.
1552428
It was a used Palatino 350 so what strings came on it may not be the same as what come with the one you get. I bought a set of new strings to put on it.
2279006
Not really. we have not had any trouble with the strings that came with the guitar . sorry .
787608
Yes -- all new guitars come with strings. They might not be the best strings, but if you need to ask the question (no disrespect intended), they will probably be just fine until you reach the point where you're ready to look for something special. Note, however, that it does not come with other accessories, except for a neck adjustment wrench, which I would urge you NOT to use yourself. You will probably want to buy a case or at least a padded gig bag.
1729668
I asked my son. I bought these strings for him. He indicated that he wouldn't recommend attempting to tune up as the metal is softer than other strings, although he said that he liked the sound. The strings didn't last long for him.
21439
No. However, a string may break if the string had been improperly installed, or the tuning process was done incorrectly. Use a tuner. I have a Snark. They're inexpensive, and will give you good results. On the positive side, this will give you the opportunity to switch to a lighter string set!
958329
No not if You expected to work correctly out of the box. My daughters instructor tried to tune it and was afraid that she was going to crack the violin if she continued to tune it. Some of the other posts advise if you replace the strings that will fix the problem but I didn't attempt to that I just went out to get another replacement one that was a little bit better
2110107
I would take it to a local guitar shop. They'll replace strings and set you up for no more than $5 a string.
2003027
What do you mean by "fix"? The guitar comes with the strings installed. You have to "tune" it yourself (with the use of a tuner).
1500613
You may play using the strings already on the guitar and change them as needed.
955044
I'm sure you could. They should be easy to find in your local music store or on Amazon. The strings that came on my daughters sound just fine, however, they do tend to come out of tune easy. Maybe that's a problem with the tuning keys though. My husband's the guitar expert, not me. lol!