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Standard Ukulele (gCEA) Tuner (g C E A)

Traditional re-entrant high-G tuning for Soprano, Concert, and Tenor ukuleles.

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CALIBRATION:
A4 = 440 Hz
Turn on tuner or tap any peg
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HEADSTOCK STYLE
2+2 Traditional
GTUKE#4g4#3C4#2E4#1A4

Tap any peg to hear reference tone or pin string

EXACT PITCH FREQUENCIES

Standard Ukulele (gCEA) String Notes & Hertz

Exact acoustic frequencies for each string in Standard Ukulele (gCEA) at standard concert pitch (A4 = 440 Hz).

StringNoteScientificTarget FrequencyReference Pluck
#4Gg4392.00 Hz
#3CC4261.63 Hz
#2EE4329.63 Hz
#1AA4440.00 Hz
TUNING INSTRUCTIONS

How to Tune to Standard Ukulele (gCEA)

Follow these sequential steps to safely adjust your peg tension into Standard Ukulele (gCEA).

1

Tune 4th string to re-entrant high G4 (392.00 Hz).

2

Tune 3rd string to C4 (261.63 Hz - middle C).

3

Tune 2nd string to E4 (329.63 Hz).

4

Tune 1st string to A4 (440.00 Hz).

EXPLORE SIBLING TUNINGS

More Ukulele Tunings

View All Ukulele Tunings β†’
Low G Ukulele→
G C E A

Linear ukulele tuning with a deep wound 4th string (G3 196 Hz) for wider melodic range.

Baritone Ukulele (DGBE)β†’
D G B E

Tuned identically to the top four strings of a guitar (DGBE).

D-Tuning Soprano (aDF#B)β†’
a D F# B

Traditional English and Canadian soprano ukulele tuning pitched one whole step higher (a4 d4 f#4 b4).

Slack Key Ukulele (gCEG)β†’
g C E G

Traditional Hawaiian open C major tuning (Ki HoΚ»alu) where strumming all open strings produces a rich C major chord.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Standard Ukulele (gCEA) Frequently Asked Questions

Why is standard ukulele tuning called re-entrant?β–Ό

Because the 4th string (G4) is tuned higher in pitch than the 3rd string (C4), giving the ukulele its signature bright chime.