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Gold Tone

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The Gold Tone TGS tenor guitar strings provide you with a balanced tone and high playability. Made of 80/20 bronze, these strings give your tenor guitar a warm yet bright voice with clarity and resonance. The ball end design fits most tuners so you can get the rich, full sound you want regardless of your tuning hardware. Handmade in the USA, these strings are built to withstand the demands of performance while maintaining intonation and tone. For the serious musician looking to bring out the natural voice of their tenor guitar, the Gold Tone TGS tenor guitar strings are ideal.

Gold Tone TGS Tenor Guitar Strings

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  • Custom-gauge tenor guitar strings
  • Bronze wound for warm, bright tone
  • Made in USA
  • Corrosion-resistant packaging

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  • The gauge may well be suited for Chicago Tuning

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    submitteda year ago

    byMark

    fromAnnandale VA

    I couldn't find a way to reply in the Q&A section, where the answer to a question about whether these strings are suitable for Chicago Tuning incorrectly stated that Chicago Tuning is just for Banjo, but this is not true, especially as Tenor Guitar was invented to help Banjo players transition to Guitar. See tenor-guitar-tunings at instrumentio (we're not allowed to include links). I am contemplating these new strings, for Chicago Tuning of my Ibanez Tenor Guitar, currently strung with John Pearse strings (.010, .014, .022w, .032w) in standard tuning (CGDA). As Chicago tuning is DGBE, the gauge of this set (.009, .014, .025w, .035w) differs by the exact amount that I would expect is needed for compensating for this popular Tenor Guitar tuning. I use the same formulation Gold Tone strings on their Mandocello and find them of very high quality, so it only seems fair to give five stars here, but the whole point of this review is to compensate for the incorrect information in the Q&A section, to which I cannot find a way to respond.

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  • submitteda year ago

    asked byLumpy

    fromPhiladelphia

    Would this be a good set of strings to use for Chicago Tuning?

    Would this be a good set of strings to use for Chicago Tuning?

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    I’m very sorry. Your question is not clear. Chicago tuning is used for a banjo.