Oahu Iolana Double 6 steel with several tuning options

Scott Neubert · From: Nashville, TN, USA

I have a friend who just purchased a console guitar and he's wondering what string gauges he should use to get the most out of his steel. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Erv Niehaus · From: Litchfield, MN, USA

www.hawaiiansteel.com

String gauge sizes are available on this site by John Ely. Very Happy

Erv

Scott Neubert · From: Nashville, TN, USA

Thanks very much

Erv Niehaus · From: Litchfield, MN, USA

You're welcome. Very Happy

Erv

D Schubert · From: Columbia, MO, USA

Another part of the answer, it will depend on what six-string tunings your friend wishes to use

Scott Neubert · From: Nashville, TN, USA

This has the changer on the saddle for 3 tunings

Glenn Wilde · From: California, USA

I had one of those with the changers, never got it going with the changers but it was a great guitar. I would do open E or A on one neck and a more Hawaiian sounding tuning on the other, C6, A6, or B11 for me.
They sell string sets for these tunings.

Scott Neubert · From: Nashville, TN, USA

Thanks Glenn, Iâ€™m heading over to my buddyâ€™s house tomorrow. We may try that

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