Set 100 GHS strings for a baritone uke.

• Gauges: .028 (1st E), .036 (2nd B), .029 (3rd G), .034 (4th D)
• Black Nylon (.028 & .036)
• Phosphor Bronze Wound (.029, .034)
• Made in USA

GHS knows that you want your strings to be as fresh as the day they were made. All GHS facilities are environmentally regulated to control temperatures and humidity. Coiled strings are placed in string packets that, in independent laboratory tests, have proven to offer the optimum protection from humidity.

About Ukulele Sizes

Ukuleles are divided according to their size. There are four main classifications: soprano, concert, tenor and baritone.

• The soprano ukulele is the smallest size of ukulele. It's is the classic size of ukulele.
• The concert ukulele is the next up in size with a length of around 23 inches (58.5cm).
• Tenor ukuleles are larger still. Their greater size gives the fingers plenty of room for ukulele pyrotechnics.
• The baritone ukulele is much larger than the other sizes and is tuned differently. Rather than being tuned like a ukulele, its strings are tuned the same as the top four strings of the guitar.

Soprano or standard : 13" (33 cm) scale length, 21" (53 cm) total length, A4-D4-F-4-B4 or G4-C4-E4-A4
Concert: 15" (38 cm) scale length, 23" (58 cm) total length, G4-C4-E4-A4, or G3-C4-E4-A4
Tenor: 17" (43 cm) scale length, 26" (66 cm) total length, G3-C4-E4-A4, G4-C4-E4-A4 , or D4-G3-B3-E4
Baritone : 19" (48 cm) scale length, 30" (76 cm) total length, D3-G3-B3-E4

GHS began manufacturing guitar strings in 1964. The name of the company is the initials of the original founders. Gould, Holcomb and Solko. The company was purchased in 1975 by labor attorney/entre­preneur Robert McFee. Robert McFee is the Chairman of the Board of the still family owned company. The company, based in Michigan, USA employs over 100 very talented people. All of the manufacturing of strings is done in Michigan.