商品尺寸 | 12.19 x 0.84 x 12.19 cm; 18.14 克 |
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制造商 | D'Addario Ltd |
产品系列名称 | Ukulele Titanium |
型号 | EJ87C |
尺寸 | Concert |
商品重量 | 18.1 g |
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D'Addario EJ87C 钛音乐会尤克里里琴弦
D'Addario EJ87C Titanium Concert Ukulele Strings
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D'Addario EJ87C Titanium Concert Ukulele Strings
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- 针对调整到标准 gcea 调谐的音乐会尤克里里琴进行了优化
- 钛单丝材料用于亮度和投影
- 现代投影音调的*。
- 线规:钛 .025、.033、.040、.029
- 美国制造,以实现*高品质和性能
- Optimized for concert ukuleles tuned to standard gcea tuning
- Titanium monofilament material for brightness and projection
- Preferred for their modern, projecting tone
- String gauges: titanium .025, .033, .040, .029
- Made in the u.s.a. for the highest quality and performance
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ASIN | B006MB992G |
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用户评分 |
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Amazon.cn上架时间 | 2013年9月2日 |
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美国达达里奥公司生产的琴弦是世界知名琴弦品牌,她与美国奥古斯丁、法国萨瓦列斯并驾齐名是全球著名的三大吉他琴弦制造厂商之一,达达里奥(D'Addario)作为世界知名琴弦品牌,其专业生产的高品质琴弦被全世界范围内音乐爱好者所推崇,其尼龙吉他琴弦也被全球很多演奏家及国内外古典吉他爱好者选用较多的琴弦。达达里奥琴弦音色典雅,经久耐用,其寿命大约是普通吉他弦的4倍。
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Andrew A.
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Loud But Mellow After A Careful Install
2023年1月27日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
So, the most important thing about these strings is the sound. They are mellow but loud, and I wasn't sure if the low G would be wound or unwound. It is unwound and I love that, it fits into my tenor without modification and nicely meshes with the other strings versus a wound G that comes with most imitation gut strings, which tends to be a bit louder/boomy. The strings have volume and are nicely mellow. The ukulele these went on is a pacific walnut Kala with a laminate soundboard, and thus tends to make strings sound dull. Not these, I love them.
That said, I want to stress that if you are coming from gut strings, these do *not* stretch nearly as much, and some care needs to be taken in installing them on your instrument. Somewhat slippery, they require an extra turn in the bridge knot/loop. And because they do not stretch nearly so much, extra care needs to be taken to not break the high A string, which I managed to break twice before I successfully strung my instrument with them. There is nothing wrong with them in this regard, I was just overzealous in pulling on them to get the stretch out. So, please enjoy the strings, but take care. They are great.
That said, I want to stress that if you are coming from gut strings, these do *not* stretch nearly as much, and some care needs to be taken in installing them on your instrument. Somewhat slippery, they require an extra turn in the bridge knot/loop. And because they do not stretch nearly so much, extra care needs to be taken to not break the high A string, which I managed to break twice before I successfully strung my instrument with them. There is nothing wrong with them in this regard, I was just overzealous in pulling on them to get the stretch out. So, please enjoy the strings, but take care. They are great.

Kortner
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
My go-to brand in acoustic strings
2023年1月14日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
I had never replaced the strings on my ukulele after 20 years, so I thought it was about time. Being used to guitar strings that fit into holes in the bridge secured by pins, these strings with loops on the end threw me for a ...loop. I just ran the string through the ukulele Bridge, back through the loop and on up to the tuners. This is not how you should do it, and one of the strings started unraveling after a couple of months. I wrote to the manufacturer and asked if I had done something wrong. They referred me to YouTube and sent me a complete set of strings! The YouTube videos were very helpful and the strings have stayed put. The tone Improvement was jaw-dropping! Not only do the new strings sound new, the tone was better than my ukulele has ever sounded!

Ginger Russell
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Good Product
2022年12月5日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表样式: Nyltech尺寸: Concert已确认购买
As a long-time stringed instrument player, I have used this brand of strings in the past for ukes and classical guitars, and I think they are one of the best. The only reason I gave the "easy to install" 4 stars instead of 5 is because these are the type of strings that are tied rather than the type with ball ends, so they are a little harder to accomplish. Fortunately, they last quite a while. They are a backup set for the ukulele I got for my granddaughter for Christmas. She is 9, so she may need help with them.
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Nick W
5.0 颗星,最多 5 颗星
Pro review-love them so far
2016年2月28日 -
已在美国亚马逊上发表已确认购买
Update: After several months of use on my all koa tenor, I can easily say these are my favorite strings of all time. They are much thicker than most other uke brands, and really bring the low mids,but honestly, to me it feels like an orchestra is under my fingers, I can get any tone I want out of them with very little effort, Previously my favorite sounding strings were Worth browns,they sound great in the studio but but they are a little low energy for my gigs (weddings,private parties, etc) and I always liked the volume Aquilas brought, but not the harshness and rattle; these are the best of both worlds to me. Just tried Worth clears, and I still like these better (although the worth clears have a heavy gauge too, I will check that out in the future). $5????????????? I guess these must be repackaged pro arte trimmings but I don't care, they're awesome,
Original review:
I am a pro player. I have used Aquilas and find them to be good, loud strings. But for my new koa Island Ukulele, which was strung with Aquilas from the shop or luthier, I ran into a problem where the Uke returns so much energy that the A string actually rattled on the bridge, creating a fret-buzz-like tone (I've seen a negative review of Island Ukes where the player thought they had bad fret buzz, I can almost guarantee this is actually what they were experiencing- the Uke actually vibrates TOO much for the unforgiving nylgut strings- kind of a good problem to have if you ask me. One option would be to replace the bridge with wood or another slightly softer material, but I had success using a little piece of foam around the string below the bridge, problem solved, in a slightly ugly way). And frankly, I didn't feel the spanky nylgut tone was doing the best this Uke could do. Worth doesn't make a wound low G as far as I can find, but I LOVE worth brown strings. What I may end up doing long term is buying those and finding an excellent guitar string to use as a low G, I've used Augustines in the past with good results. Or cut the nut to fit the heavy low G fluorocarbon. We'll see about that.
Anyway, I tried these pro arte strings since I already use them for my nylon guitar, had never used clear nylon strings on a uke before. Holy cow, these things are thick, had to widen the C and A slots slightly to accommodate (I have proper nut slotting files). But the tone is like a big, warm, soft blanket. I really love it. I can get a velvety thumb sound, a very mellow first finger Tiny Tim strum sound, and my back of the fingernails strum is loud but not harsh. And It DOES NOT sound like a guitar, which I was concerned about. Worth brown strings also have a pleasing warm tone, but are so thin, I just don't know that they'll deliver the kinetic energy these strings do. I feel like I'm barely working and filling up a lot of sonic space. There are dead spots on the fretboard, as with any fretted instrument, but in playing chords the fundamentals are so strong the dead spots are indistinguishable.
I notice another review of these strings that notes these are intended for ADF#B tuning, but I didn't notice that in any fine print, and the packaging clearly states GCEA strings (it's called a low g set after all). I think ALL Ukes probably perform better when tuned up to D6 tuning, but it's harder on your fingers for every day playing, and no client has ever walked up to me and said "golly, if only you tuned up to D, your tone would have been that much brighter, and I'd have given you a bigger tip."
At any rate, I'm loving the tone and playability so far. I do notice they're taking FOREVER to settle into tune for more than than 10 minutes or so, not even close overnight after 5 days and two gigs. I suppose they act the same on my guitar, but it is taking a while, nothing like nylgut, those things stay in tune after a day or 2. Not that I don't tune every time I pick up my instrument, because I do, but these aren't even close. Yet.
If my opinion changes, I will alter my review, but this this point, I am really enjoying the robust feel and the velvet fog tone these strings project (sorry Mel). BTW, one pack I ordered had a PLAIN low G in it, an absolute packaging mistake, glad I bought 2 packs. I don't think I've ever had an error from daddario before, but reminded me to ALWAYS inspect new strings before cutting old ones off.
Original review:
I am a pro player. I have used Aquilas and find them to be good, loud strings. But for my new koa Island Ukulele, which was strung with Aquilas from the shop or luthier, I ran into a problem where the Uke returns so much energy that the A string actually rattled on the bridge, creating a fret-buzz-like tone (I've seen a negative review of Island Ukes where the player thought they had bad fret buzz, I can almost guarantee this is actually what they were experiencing- the Uke actually vibrates TOO much for the unforgiving nylgut strings- kind of a good problem to have if you ask me. One option would be to replace the bridge with wood or another slightly softer material, but I had success using a little piece of foam around the string below the bridge, problem solved, in a slightly ugly way). And frankly, I didn't feel the spanky nylgut tone was doing the best this Uke could do. Worth doesn't make a wound low G as far as I can find, but I LOVE worth brown strings. What I may end up doing long term is buying those and finding an excellent guitar string to use as a low G, I've used Augustines in the past with good results. Or cut the nut to fit the heavy low G fluorocarbon. We'll see about that.
Anyway, I tried these pro arte strings since I already use them for my nylon guitar, had never used clear nylon strings on a uke before. Holy cow, these things are thick, had to widen the C and A slots slightly to accommodate (I have proper nut slotting files). But the tone is like a big, warm, soft blanket. I really love it. I can get a velvety thumb sound, a very mellow first finger Tiny Tim strum sound, and my back of the fingernails strum is loud but not harsh. And It DOES NOT sound like a guitar, which I was concerned about. Worth brown strings also have a pleasing warm tone, but are so thin, I just don't know that they'll deliver the kinetic energy these strings do. I feel like I'm barely working and filling up a lot of sonic space. There are dead spots on the fretboard, as with any fretted instrument, but in playing chords the fundamentals are so strong the dead spots are indistinguishable.
I notice another review of these strings that notes these are intended for ADF#B tuning, but I didn't notice that in any fine print, and the packaging clearly states GCEA strings (it's called a low g set after all). I think ALL Ukes probably perform better when tuned up to D6 tuning, but it's harder on your fingers for every day playing, and no client has ever walked up to me and said "golly, if only you tuned up to D, your tone would have been that much brighter, and I'd have given you a bigger tip."
At any rate, I'm loving the tone and playability so far. I do notice they're taking FOREVER to settle into tune for more than than 10 minutes or so, not even close overnight after 5 days and two gigs. I suppose they act the same on my guitar, but it is taking a while, nothing like nylgut, those things stay in tune after a day or 2. Not that I don't tune every time I pick up my instrument, because I do, but these aren't even close. Yet.
If my opinion changes, I will alter my review, but this this point, I am really enjoying the robust feel and the velvet fog tone these strings project (sorry Mel). BTW, one pack I ordered had a PLAIN low G in it, an absolute packaging mistake, glad I bought 2 packs. I don't think I've ever had an error from daddario before, but reminded me to ALWAYS inspect new strings before cutting old ones off.
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