What makes Low-G different?
Low-G keeps the familiar GCEA note names but lowers the G string by one octave, from G4 to G3. This creates a wider, linear range that many fingerstyle and melody players prefer.
Tune a concert or tenor ukulele to Low-G accurately with your microphone or clean reference tones.
Pluck the G string and let it ring.
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Tap a string to hear its correct pitch. Tap it again to stop.
Low-G keeps the familiar GCEA note names but lowers the G string by one octave, from G4 to G3. This creates a wider, linear range that many fingerstyle and melody players prefer.