D'Addario Ukulele Strings Titanium Baritone EJ87B, 4-String Set | D'Addario ukulele strings deliver warm tone, excellent intonation, tuning stability and long-lasting performance.

Sounds amazing, Installed them on my baritone a while ago, it was a hassle but worth it. They look amazing, sustain the note well and barely buzz, having a clear and rich tone. These seem to be hella durable, as when I installed them at first the titanium ripped my bridge off, so I just glued it back and it was fine, just a quality issue with my ukulele, but just watch out if you're installing these. They look fine too, the titanium is a nice solid shine and the fleurocarbon strings are a dark purple-ish colour that sometimes doesn't even show on photos. Holds tuning well, especially the titanium strings, would recommend for anyone trying to get a deeper tone out of their ukulele.

Good strings. Value for money

Great set of strings. Tone quality and maintain tuning. Lovely playability

All Baritone Ukelele strings do a job.However I replaced the original strings fitted to a Bat King model, surprisingly they kept in tune but for the style I play I need resonance and a longer lasting chord at times The set of D’Addario ring true an awesome experience Thank You so much my preference for my Baritone Ukelele in future.

I've been using these strings on my baritone for about a year. I play it a lot so they have lasted much longer than the Aquilla set they replaced. The sound is bright, clean and with good tone. My only gripes (which have stopped me giving 5 stars) is that they need retuning every time I play and I'm not mad about the clear purple colour of the two top strings. The bottom two are wire wound so are a white colour. I would definitely buy D'Addiario again if going for wire wound strings as other makes wear badly very quickly so need constantly replacing. I've just bought an electric baritone and am thinking about whether to try non-wound strings because of the tuning issue with these ones.

D'Addario are one of the best string makers so no issue with these. Bought to restring my tenor uke.

I've been playing these strings on my baritone (low D tuning) for about three weeks, and I can't say that I'm really that impressed. Even after that period of time, the B and E strings drift out of tune fairly quickly, and once you start playing, you need to re-tune after two or three songs. Sometimes you don't but that seems to be because all four strings have de-tuned more or less evenly. They seem more difficult than other strings to tune up using in the first place when using an electronic tuner, and when you think you've got them tuned, it turns out you need to tweak them some more. Sound-wise, they're very different to other strings I've played, and are much brighter, with a jangly quality to them. I'll keep these strings until they start to go, but with then revert to Aquila, at least on the unwound B and E strings. UPDATE: After less than two months, the G string snapped between the nut and the tuners. Just found it like that this morning. Not happy.

My baritone sounds terrible with these strings

Description is wrong, it says that the thinnest two strings are silver plated copper, but it's just nylon

Beautiful sound from these strings, warm and rich. The G string broke in half after about one week, but they kindly sent replacements.

good

Yo misma las cambié en mi ukelele.

I got these for my Kmise baritone ukulele. I read reviews saying they are not titanium. It is the core of the wound strings. It clearly indicates on the package D and G are wound. B and E are some kind of nylon. The strings sound amazing. They are well balanced and project well. Baritone ukuleles are always going to have haters but it is amazing for what it is. With these strings the tone leans towards the guitar. I think they are amazing. It may have a lot to do with how great ukulele Kmise are producing.