Aquila Charango Strings | 2CH 10-string Set (in octave)

Aquila Charango Strings

Charango Strings Charango Strings Charango Strings Charango Strings Our Bolivian Charangos are imported direct from La Paz and already come with strings. When the time comes to replace them we recommend Aquila Strings -Super Nylgut strings are pliable but less stretchy than the original Nylgut, allowing them to settle in more quickly. With a natural pearl colour and a smooth polished surface to the strings providing a more waxy feel, Super Nylguts are stronger and less prone to damage from sharp edges, offering better sound performance with the rich tone expected from the Aquila range. Charango Strings Light Tension Code 2CH Please Note Just like gut, the New Nylgut is liable to suffer from cutting edges. Before stringing your instrument, please make sure the nut and bridge are free from sharp edges and the nut grooves are not too deep and perfectly smooth. You can get rid of sharp edges with very fine grit sandpaper (600, for example) or the finest steelwool (000). Aquila Nylgut Charango Strings Code 2CH Pack Includes Strings ee, aa, Ee, cc, gg Light Tension Made in Italy Good Sound, Strength & Intonation Background to the Charango Inspired by Spanish guitars carried by the colonists, some of the first charangos appeared in the 18th century. The charango has become one of the most popular instruments in the Andean regions of Bolivia, Peru and northern Argentina. The Quechua and Aimara country folk of Peru and Bolivia prefer the charango with a flat wooden resonator and metal strings. The players from northern Argentina and Lake Titicaca region prefer the armadillo charangos, also with metallic strings. This version of the charango is also used in urban areas. In these areas the strings are usually made out of nylon, giving it a deeper and clearer bass sound. you can here what a charango sounds like here. https://terrapintrading.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Charango-Evanito-Playing-Clip.mp4