BB Worth Brown Baritone Ukulele Strings DGBE Tuning Fluorocarbon 2 Restrings per Packet.
2 Sets per Packet = Super Value
Tuned DGBE Baritone
Easier playing on your fingertips than other brands.
No More Shredded Fingertips.
Your fingers will LOVE U AGAIN
NO WOUND STRINGS. Previously sets of Baritone strings from other brands have a Wound D and a Wound G string. Inevitably the winding will prematurely wear out over the frets and the inner core and the outer wrap will de-laminate.
Wounds Strings are prone to string failure, first your string will have a terrible oscillation sound as the string is no longer evenly balanced along its length, then they will break or just feel so damn horrible you replace them.
FLUOROCARBON CONSTRUCTION. Worth baritone strings have a non wound D and non wound G, they have the mass required but have none of the drawbacks of a wound string. You will get long life, and a constant tone over the life of the strings, reliability and non of the annoying "finger squeak noise" that wound strings exhibit. VALUE FOR MONEY. Worth Strings do things just a little bit differently, the way that Worth package their strings sets is thatthe Strings are Extra Long, Double lengthin fact, enough torestring your ukulele TWICE.
DOUBLE LENGTH STRING? WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? Worth give you enough string length to restring yourukulele twice. Inormally remove the string, cut it in half, put 1half on theukulele and return 1 half of the string to its packet for next time.
BEAUTIFUL TONE STARTS WITH BEAUTIFUL STRINGS Worth Premium Fluorocarbon Ukulele Strings are one of the most popular brands of strings among Professional Ukulele Musicians.
Softer under your fingertips like no other strings.
Manufactured in Japan, Worth Creations make premium quality ukulele strings in 43 inch sets for Soprano/Concert and 63 inch sets for Tenor, Baritone, 6 and 8 string ukulele.
Often copied but never bettered, Worth are still The Original and The Best Fluorocarbon Ukulele strings.
Nine Reasons People Choose Superior Worth Ukulele Strings.
1. Easy Playing Feel under your fingers - Softer Material and a Lower Tension = Comfort. Worth is a softer, easier feeling string under your fingertips, this is due to their lower tension and being made of Fluorocarbon. Your Fingertips will love you for choosing Worth Ukulele Strings
2. Easier Bending Notes and Vibrato - Smooth Lead playing. If you like to bend notes, then try Worth strings. Fluorocarbon strings will not 'roll under’ your fingertips like other materials do. You can really 'dig in' and bend a note smoothly with great control of your pitch and vibrato.
3. Choose your own Tone: Brown More Bass Vs Clear More Treble. Worth ukulele strings come in Brown and Clear versions. The BROWN string sets exhibit a Bassier warmer, rounder jazzy / rock sound. The CLEAR strings are Trebly, brighter with an exceptional sweet bell like tone.
Worth fluorocarbon strings exhibit less of the harsh strident tone that characterises Gut/Artificial Gut/Nylon strings. Worth strings offer you a sweet rounder softer tone, with less of a 'sharp attack' to the beginning of notes. 4. High or Low G sets – without finger squeak. The Worth low G ukulele strings are not wound, so they are less likely to give finger noise and do not have that annoying “Finger Squeak' of wound low G strings.
5. Value for money with effectively 2 sets per pack. Worth ukulele strings come in double-length sets. Each package contains enough string length to restring your ukulele twice.
6. Rapid ‘Settling In’ with Stable Tuning. When new strings are fitted they will (regardless of brand) take some time to stretch and settle in. Unlike other strings Worth Ukulele Strings will stretch out and settle in just a few days, and will remain stable, with no further stretching due to unwanted elasticity of string material.
7. Volume Balance. Worth strings have a more consistent and even volume and tone balance between the strings, especially the Low G sets when compared to nylon strings.
Because the Worth Strings are ALL fluorocarbon even the Low G sets are evenly balanced in Tone between the strings. Unlike Wound low g strings that can differ wildly in tone from the CEA and strings
8. Long Lasting – Especially Low G Sets Worth Strings are less prone to breakage than strings manufactured from less durable and stable materials. Worth Low G strings are solid Fluorocarbon and unlike wound Low G strings there is NO outer wrap to separate or wear away from an inner core, the separation leads to string failure. 9. Stable Tuning. You will find Worth Ukulele Strings being fluorocarbon have very stable tuning regardless of Temperature and Humidity changes.
Often copied but never bettered, Worth Ukulele strings are Still The Original and The Best Fluorocarbon Ukulele strings.
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BB Worth Brown Baritone Ukulele Strings DGBE Tuning Fluorocarbon 2 Restrings per Packet
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 37 reviews.
Great service, setup and delivery, a pleasure to buy from Chris!!
I’m loving my Ohana BK70R with Worth B’s.
Highly recommend Ukukeke Trading Co
Plaxy
West Australia
I have just started playing with these Baritone Worth Brown strings on my handmade gifted Baritone. I love the depth, warmth and tone of them.
Company is great to deal with.
Happy customer.
I dont like the flouro strings, they sound dull on my expensive Baritone uke. But they dont break like many others.The wound string variety I think give a richer sound but they break more easily. I'll keep trying . Luke Nevin
I found that I was as flogging out the bottom wound strings very quickly. I have bought a set of all fluorocarbon baritone strings to see how long they last.
Love the Worth browns on my baritone uke. Lovely resonant tone and no scratchy slides any more as all fluorocarbon (not wound). Will be sticking with this quality brand as my first choice.
The Worth Brown strings I use are always my go-to, preferred strings: they give me the feel and the sound quality I want.
The service I receive from Chris, each time, is nothing short of personal and excellent. Thank you.
Many years ago when I first started playing the ukulele, we had a leader by the name of John porter. I was having trouble maintaining the tuning. E.heb john suggested I try worth brown. 10 years later I would never use any other strings. Only a pity they don't make strings for my acoustic guitar.
The strings were great.Still stretching though I’m thinking I may go with a heavier D string. I read one of your other reviewers did the same thing. Will see how it goes
Unlike most strings that break or fray, these worth strings just keep on giving, however, sadly it is time (after about 3 years) for me to restring my old faithful Kala with my newly purchased packet of BB63's. I'm almost certain that they would go another 3 years, but sure I'll notice the difference.
I put these strings on my new Kala solid acacia baritone ukulele. I didn't really like the low-D in the worth brown, it was a little muddy for my taste but your mileage may vary. In this scale length and body size I have come to prefer re-entrant tuning. Luckily with worth strings you get double length so I replaced the low D string with the second half of the E string and tuned it re-entrant dGBE which works well and i think it sounds lovely. Other than my personal preference with the sound of the D string these sound great and are very comfortable to play. Excellent service and care as always from CC, everything turned up quickly and in great condition.
I have Worth Browns on both my Baritone Lanakai ukes and also on my Islander by Kanile'a Tenor Ukulele.
As a long time guitarist ukulele player i cannot recommend these strings more highly.
Regards Steve S.
I thought the strings on my Baritone ukulele were ok even though I couldn’t remember the last time I changed them. Hahaha was I wrong 😑 I put on a set of Worth Brown Baritone Strings!! Even though my Baritone is not an expensive one the beautiful sound of these strings is truly exceptional 😃 very happy 😃
Hi Chris, I now regret not to have known your company before I purchased a new uke. You are so customer orientated. I tried those worth strings to improve the tone of my baritone which I found to high pitch. The G-B-E strings were great but I found the D one far too thick and very stiff. Maybe I should invest in a stretching machine!!! Ha ha!. I am trying others till I get the tone and feel right for me. Thank you so much for caring . I am not too good with technology that's why I do not join your club.Chantal.(Philippe is my husband). I just love playing my uke.
Thank you to CC and the UTC team for fast, friendly, informed service. I feel like I'm part of a family with the friendly waves coming through the emails. I'm new to the Ukulele and just bought a Solid Maple Enya Tenor (for the size) but decided to turn it into a Baritone giving it a guitar sound and restrung it DGBE using the Worth Fluorocarbon BB63 Strings. They look fantastic on my new blue baby, are so soft on my fingers and sound amazing. Very happy with my purchase. Love playing the uke, makes me happy, makes my heart sing (note to self -- the real singing needs way more work) :-)
I am thrilled with the Worth Brown strings! They are very playable, have a beautiful mellow tone and have a soft touch which suits my smaller hands. I also love the unwound D and G strings …..no more buzzing!
I can’t get these strings in NZ so am very happy that I’ve found them in Adelaide. The mail took a little while to arrive but good follow up service from Chris….greatly appreciated.
I just restrung my 1880 Baritone with Worth Brown DGBE.
Originally fitted with nylgut DGBE strings I had it restrung with Aquilla Baritone gCEA strings (only using the original 3rd G string as the 4th dropped G) so GCEA.
I liked the high tuning and it removed the visual confusion of chord shapes with teaching soprano and tenor players.
But back to low tuning.
I really like the tone and feel of the Worth Browns
but they do take a long time to stretch in.
I especially like dropping the 'E' to a high 'd' and playing with open G/D tuning. DGBd
People that play in the same Ukulele group as I, often comment on the sound of my barione strung with Worth brown.Even to the point, I was asked if I had an inbuilt amp.
These are my 2 baritone ukuleles. The one on the left tuned DGBE and the other GCEA.
The strings WERE a combination of nylon and wire wound steel! Yuk 😭
Now using Worth BB63 for one uke and a Worth C-LG for the other, I now have NO more wire wound strings!! 😃
They are great sounding and the service from Ukulele Trading was excellent. Regards Garry
Recently took delivery of Pono MB, played a few days with the fitted Pono strings but didn’t like the jangly tone. Swapped strings to my favourite Worth Browns BB 63, instant transformation from lemonade to black coffee.
Just love the tone of these strings.
The Worth Fluorocarbon strings are everything they say they should be. They have a richer, softer sound, and are definitely easier on the fingers. I am delighted.