D'Addario J5403 Aluminum Wound Tenor Ukulele Single String, Third String, 036

I first purchased this thinking it was a full set a year or two ago. I was disappointed that it was a single string. But after so long using these, there's no other option that pairs as well with a low g string in my opinion.If you like a more guitar sound, I recommend grabbing one of these with a earnie ball low g set and hopefully you won't be disappointed. Because I wasn't. Nylon strings last longer than guitar strings, but these metal wound ones go a bit faster. But having a nylon core still brings the life of these strings at an average lifespan or even higher than a guitar strings.They lasted me longer, but that all depends on your play style and frequency. On an electric uke though, I can't can't recommend the pairing enough.

very pleased . I having been making Tenor Ukuleles for my children , Grand children , Great Grand children and others. I do not charge anything for the instruments. The only requirement is that they play them. I like these strings and they fit my budget and I do have a large family. Thank you.Look me up on YouTube James Bean sr, and my son also James or Jim Bean and my Grandson, Nick Bean

One string for $ 10.00

Love this! This string sure rings. It’s bright but not obnoxious like I feared it would be. I’m very pleased with the depth it’s added to my ukulele and I highly recommend this string to anyone that wants to make their instrument sound even better.

Quite good if II don't say so myself

Perfect. What a beautiful sound