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Pisgah Banjo Co partnered with Aquila Strings to provide simply the best simulated gut strings on the market today for banjo. Formulated specifically for open-back clawhammer banjo, minstrel banjo, and other old-time styles, these strings add mellowness and plunk to your tone, making your banjo sound like it is from the turn of the 19th century. The nylgut strings are strong and resistant to changes in moisture and humidity. They stand up to any playing conditions and are perfect for festivals, jam settings, or playing at home on your porch. Truly a pleasure to play, these strings feel like butter as you plunk along to your favorite tune!
RECOMMENDATIONS: Use a bowline hitch knot. You may need something to grab the end of the string to pull it tight when you tie the knots. Be sure to tune up slowly as you add tension. Please note, the nut slots and possible bridge slots may need to be widened to accommodate these strings. Forcing them through spaces too narrow and sharp can cause breakage.
Keep strings in the original packaging until you are ready to replace them. Clip excess length of string close to the tuning peg after winding. Clean strings after use with a cotton rag. Replace strings every 1-3 months or as needed, depending on how often you play.
Note that using 5th string railroad spikes with Nylgut strings may cause breakage, due to their more delicate nature. Adjustments at the nut / bridge may be required to accommodate Nylgut strings when switching from steel strings, due to their wider gauge.
Made exclusively for Pisgah Banjo Company, these medium gauge Old Time banjo strings are perfect for any old-time banjo styles. Not too light, and not too heavy, these strings provide a broad range of tonal qualities well suited for most players and styles. The Phosphor bronze wound 4th string provides a well rounded low end making for a clean deep tone.
Recommendations: Keep strings in packaging until you are ready to replace them. Clip excess amount of string close to the tuning peg after slowly winding. Clean strings after each use with a cotton rag. Replace your strings every one to three months, depending on how much you play.