Would the "not even" strings be good for drop c and drop b tuning?
78043
These are regular slinkys, but the "not even slinkys" are specifically built for drop tuning. You may still get some flubbing on a low B, but if you do, just get a thicker gauge of string.
78044
no these are regular i bought not even slinky and there great just very thick its better for songs with harmonics too
272958
I do not recommend using the stock strings regardless of what gauge they are. Also, the saddle and tension rod should be adjusted for best experience.
297376
Yep, standard tuning. You can tune it differently though - for example "G" tuning: DGBE, like the bottom strings of a guitar, and "D" tuning: ADF#B. There are a few other ukulele tunings that sound pretty interesting too.
169850
Haven't had the need to lower them. I usually play it in open G tuning or double drop D for some authentic southern delta blues so using a slide on it the string height works for me! Your best bet would be to google or YouTube it and see.. im sure there is a way you could shave thebridge but you would have to make sure you do it in a way you still have your radius of the neck in line with the bridge!
1228984
No and it would not hold the tuning. I returned it. Not a good guitar even for a child.
993836
I dont think so. You need something that doesn't clip on the string. Just get those regular tuner that "listens" to the sound of the string.
918369
yes! this was happening to me and i switched to Martin bronze strings (light .012-.054 gauge) and they don't bother my fingers anymore, and the sound is so much better!
739472
Strings are delicate, and it can be broke in 1/2 during shipping or tuning. If you just receive the package, please contact your seller for replacement strings. It's always better to have an extra set for back up.
484219
Modern 12-strings generally handle the stock strings with which the ship (usually lights) tuned to concert pitch. I install heavies and tune them a full step down and the guitar is fine.
2164737
Yes, but if you do any really low tuned songs, like D Drop C; you may want to look into the NMCE-11 DR NEON Electric Heavy, multi-color.
819516
Yes. But some guitar tuners don't work well on bass because they sometimes have trouble picking up the low notes.
1013173
It will tune to whatever the nearest note is- no issues with only detecting EADGBe. If you want to detune your 6th string to a D for instance, just detune it until the tuner picks up the tone as a D. My band plays tuned down a half step and it's very simple- great tuner.
1447064
The strings are installed. Suggest you get a digital tuner so you can tune it though.
1277666
If you already play a stringed instrument, it shouldn't be a problem. If you don't, like all new endeavors, it is best to take at least a few introductory lessons rather than guess, become frustrated, and let the instrument collect dust in the closet. That being said, it is a fun instrument and the learning curve is not very steep...there are many fun songs that use only C and G7 chords (pretty easy). Have fun!!!
1172121
Tune each string within each open tuning you are in, not the whole tuning of 6 strings together.
119231
I think S. Alexander answered well. I cannot really help you because, as I said, I don't use it do to the poor tuning issue.
1917889
If the knobs on the tuning pegs are roughly the size of that of a standard guitar, or even smaller, it should still work.