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I've been using Rotosound strings for years and highly recommend them. I in fact have a set of strings on my Les Paul which are over 20 years old. I'd pretty much agree with all the bullet points and say give them a try! -
If you are looking for a versatile set of good quality banjo strings for you 5 string banjo then these are what you're looking for. I've tried cheaper ones in the past and ended up snapping strings while tuning them up for the first time. Very annoying! Avoid by spending a little more! -
A peg winder is a really handy tool to own. It's not as if you'll be using it all the time but when you change or break your strings a peg winder will save a lot of time. Great for guitars, ukuleles etc. It's such a cheap item just get one! -
This tuner is pretty robust and easy to use. It has the added bonus of being able to tune chromatically or for specific instruments – I use guitar, bass and ukulele (C and D) but it also does violin. I changed the battery in mine after about 6 months – typically these type of gadgets benefit from having a quality battery. -
It usually quite confusing buying new strings so here's my recommended strings for SOPRANO size ukuleles. These strings are made using Aquila Nylgut which is denser than nylon and sound great. Give yourself the best possible chance to make your ukulele sound sweet. -
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Fast Fret is a good lubricant for your strings – better than a spray I'd say – less messy. It helps your fingers glide over the strings too. I've been maintaining my strings using Fast Fret for years and it works for me – I have strings over 20 years old which still deliver excellent tone thanks in part to good maintenance. Every guitarist should have a tin! -
These Nordell Audio cables are the ones I use and I'm happy with them. They have a nice vintage vibe and perform well too. There's a range of colours so you can get matching colours which can be easily identified. I go for the 3m length but you can get 5m or 10m too depending on your preference. -
Not everyone's choice as this type of strap goes around your neck in a loop and wraps under the ukulele and hooks into the uke sound hole. It doesn’t require a strap button or cause stress on the neck and removable when you're not playing. No drilling required! -
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When it comes to picks I've tried so many different ones – thick, thin, rough, smooth, triangular, round etc etc. So when I say that I recommend Herco you can be sure I have many I can compare it against. The Herco Flex 50 is certainly my favourite – it's easy to grip and it's just the right thickness for me. Give them a try! -
If you are looking for quality strings for your ukulele banjo then these are what you are looking for. They use Aquila's New Nylgut which is denser than nylon and has similar tonal qualities to real gut strings. The fact of the matter is that they sound good and are robust – just what you need for your ukulele banjo. -
It usually quite confusing buying new strings so here’s my recommended strings for CONCERT size ukuleles. These strings are made using Aquila Nylgut which is denser than nylon and sound great. Give yourself the best possible chance to make your ukulele sound sweet. -
4 string Ukulele, Mandolin and Bass Rubber Stamp is a great time saver for players, teachers, students and composers alike! All you do is stamp an empty chord template on your song sheet, score or notebook and fill in the fingerings with a pen or pencil. Easy!
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