I’ve found the Ernie Ball Earthwoods to be an excellent choice for archtops. They settle in very quickly to hold their tuning. These old guitars already have a long sustain; these strings hold the ring forever. The highs and mids ring and aren’t lost in the bass.
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Yes, and vice versa. Originally Answered: Can you tune a ukelele with a guitar tuner? Any chromatic tuner will work. The standard tuning for ukulele is G (1st string), C (2nd string), E (3rd string), A (4th string).
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As someone who learned piano before I learned guitar, it’s definitely easier to learn piano first. Guitar players rarely learn to play actual written music and miss out on a lot of the theory that makes music work. They’ll learn to play a few riffs that they enjoy and most of the easy chords.
Parlour guitars and 3/4 size guitars are designed to take lighter gauge strings such as 11’s, 12’s or lower.