Wow, your really know how to brighten my day, love always to you & yours my friend!

Hi Laurence, all the best for Christmas & a Happy New Year!

Me too! Still working to be worthy of the instrument!

Many thanks Juddee!

Thank you Lynda, the Moon Bird is awesome!

Thanks for dropping by Brenda, you would love one of these Moon Birds!

Thanks so much John!

Thank you Sapphire, these Moon Bird ukuleles are truly wonderful instruments, they virtually play themselves!

@@camsuke They are lovely.

Hi Craig, thanks mate, I'm slightly time poor these days due to our increased involvement in community volunteer work, but I just had to record a tune with this wonderful ukulele, it's such a delight to find a production instrument of this high quality, take care my friend.

Thanks Aaron!

Thank you my friend!

Thanks Chris & good luck with getting a Moon Bird, they are really awesome instruments!

Thanks Chris 😀

Thanks Clive, much appreciated! The Moon Birds are amazing ukes.

Which low- G string was used here and did the nut need to be altered? Thanks!

@@MrSaxxie2 Hi Robert, thanks for dropping by, I use the Fremont Soloist Low G string, it will generally fit most ukes without any change to the nut.

Thank you dear Linda, great minds really do think alike, I'm so happy to hear that your love your Moon Bird too!

Thank you Corrienne.

Thanks Steve, much appreciated!

Thank you Mario, the aNueNue UT200E has it's own built-in pickup system called AirAir, it has Dual Mic & Piezo, designed by aNueNue

Hi Tina, thanks for watching. The Low G is a Fremont Soloist, they beautifully smooth & virtually squeakless to play. The other strings are Black Waters.

Thanks so much Elisa, the strings are the aNueNue Black Water & they are fluorocarbon, great tension & even tone & very stable.

Hi Shannon, the Low G is is a Fremont Soloist, the others are the original strings which are aNueNue Black Water.

Hi Linda, I usually tune 1/2 a step down to F# B D# G#. I prefer the tension & tone.

Hi there, yes it's Low G

Can you share what exact string did you use for the low g setup? This song made me buy this uke and i want to recreate that beautiful sound. When you say Black water strings are you referring to black line flourocarbon strings tenor? If so, there are 2 versions of them. Is it the most expensive one or the cheaper? And is it the unwound one? Thank you! I love your playing. It's very inspiring.

@@thinkdee_ That's awesome, congrats. The Black Water strings are sold aNueNue www.anuenuemusic.com/en/accessories/STRINGS-BWT and the Low G string is a Fremont Soloist www.ebay.com.au/itm/Fremont-SOLOIST-Wound-Low-G-Squeakless-Polished-Ukulele-String/174695961744?hash=item28acb0d490:g:9yMAAOSw9uBanE4N

@@camsuke oh thank you! I see. If it is the soloist then that would mean the wound low g? I believe the UT200E already comes with the anuenue black water strings. So you only changed the stock G string.

@@thinkdee_ That's exactly right, I just fitted the Fremont Soloist Low G. I use the Fremont Soloist exclusively for a Low G setup, I've never found any unwound Low G strings that I like & the Soloist is a great string tonally and it's flat wound so it doesn't squeak when fretting.