How to Change Your Acoustic Guitar Strings | Fender
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- Need to change a string or a complete set of strings? This Fender University video will provide step-by-step instructions on how to get your Acoustic guitar back into action. Grab a fresh set of Fender strings and let's get started. For more from Fender University, visit www.fender.com/community/unive....
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i have a problem..anybody can solve it plz.. when i changed my guitar string no 1 it sounds like no 2.. i tried to tune it with my mobile tuner app but all in vain it still sounds B.. now what should i do bcz of it i cant practice any more.. plz plz plz help me if u can..
Which model is it
Fender i
@@shubhasharma649 u should buy a new 1st string
Hey is it an 18 fret guitar? Is it gud for beginners
It really makes you jump when your string just randomly snaps when you're tuning it... :(
Did it really break? Or did it just like unravel at the peg and make a snapping sound? The latter happened to me and it scared me. If it really broke, try to tune it about 2-3 steps down so it doesn't get all of the tension from standard tuning right away. Then just raise and lower the pitch to stretch the strings. If that doesn't work maybe try another gauge?
It actually broke. My guitar is strange anyway, as the strings are too near to the fretboard so it sounds really bad.
+Anna Chase Did you fix it after all? I just snapped it and I don't know where to geet the strings or anything
how long do did it take you to replace everything? and how much was the set?
***** I honestly feel like I'll end up messing the strings even more, I don't know what strings to get or anything, I barely got the guitar for my birthday and i tuned it too much. Can you help
Yeah my dumbass was turning the wrong string while tuning and was like “why the hell wont this change pitch?” So naturally I just kept turning it higher and higher and snapped a totally different string
That's such a mood. I've done that so many times 🤣
I jist Bought my guitar yesterday and now i take it out of the case and a string just broke.and all the other ones don't keep tune..kind of the things that happens to only me ahzhfkzkbfkef
I was looking for this comment to make me feel better 👌
I did that once when i was drunk at a party trying to tune lol.
That just happened to me right now!!! 😭😭😭
*tightening the high e*
The high e: I’m going to do what’s called a pro gamer move
True dat
I just did that lmao
not this just happening to me
happened to me two days ago :(
That was B for me
All of you who came here because you broke a string on your guitar...congratulations! You know why? Because you’re actually trying to learn the damn guitar! That’s awesome, truly. I hope you have many happy years playing this beautiful instrument:) Its so worth it.
Thank you
Thank you. Today I wanted to pick up the guitar again because my dad isn't nagging me to do it anymore. So now it's fun.
@@dionysus3117 yeah, fun things aren't fun when you're forced to do it
i didnt tell my dad yet i hope i wont break the only spare string that i got with my guitar
In 4 years of playing I broke my first string... Forgot how to do it so Im back lmao
Instructions unclear. Ate the entire set of strings
You made my day
I bursted in laughter
why did i laugh
😂😂😂
same
now this is epic
"And by disposal I mean throw it on the floor"
That's me
Fr 😂
and then poke your foot and bleef
You'll regret that later when you're vacuuming.
Yeah when your on the guitar floor line lol
My cats favorite toy
For anyone scared of the strings snapping, i put a cloth piece on top of all the strings, so if it snaps, the cloth stops the strings from flying
Awesome tip. I'll do that next time. Ty.
You're a fucking god, 4 years onto playing guitar and I'm still terrified
Are you a god? Like damn, never thought of doing that.
Smart. Nice.
You’re gonna make it far in life man.
My E string snapped in my face while I was winding it 😭
lol
Thank god it was not a G string!
ha
Lauren L Same thing here 😢
Me too
wow.. i'm such a noob. I thought i had to get a new guitar when I broke my string
Um.... U didn't know that?😂
lol nice troll haaha
wow 😂
Tony Ops lmao same I thought I had to go to a professional to fix it
KV Palmer lol. I started laughing when I read this. Hahha. But nahh it's fixable. :D
You can tell he's been working at Fender for a while when he refers to the red as "Candy Apple" 😂
Yes 🤣🥰
Man, when he said that he threw me straight back to old relationship memories...
Ex Gf: "Salmon, Peach, Bubblegum, Cherry, Rose, Fuscia, Watermelon, ..."
Me: "Pink, pink, pink, pink, pink, pink, pink, ..."
(Don't worry, that wasn't the cause of the break-up)
you gotta have that down in interview , they dont play
•You can do this with your guitar just sitting on your lap
•You dont need to have your pins assigned to that specific string
•You do not need to pre cut strings and there's no real advantage to doing it
•You'll either need another string or you'll have less windings if you happen to pre cut your strings too short
•Thinner strings can be wound several times so leave yourself more slack before winding thinner strings
•You can change your strings all at once it doesnt have to be done 1 by 1
Thanks :)
hey, these tips were really helpful since all i had were wire cutters and an old pair of pliers. I just changed all my strings successfully! thanks!
I thought removing all strings at once could be bad for the guitar because there’s no tension to keep it from bowing
@@Sam-vy8ye you're only removing the strings for a short time, don't worry. If you were going to leave the strings off for a little while, loosen the truss rod.
BTW: have you ever seen how a Floyd Rose bridge can remove all of the string tension quickly without issues?
Wait..do you need pins ?
Just changed the strings on my guitar for the first time, it's had them on for at least 3 years. I had no idea how much of a difference it would make, it sounds fantastic. Really helpful video
i just changed mine like an hour ago, i never realized how much rust had built up on them until i saw the new set. the sound is so much better, as it rings out much more, and they are cleaner sounding.
Same I just thought I had a bad guitar, didn’t realize the strings sound so bad over time
You’re supposed to change them every 100 hours of play OR 3 months.
@@Itsteeg depends on the type of strings. Elixirs basically last until they break
now we’ll just need to wait for OP to return in 1 year to make a new-same comment about new strings..
Legend says the strings are still on that floor to this day
I clean the fret board when I changed strings. it seems like the best opportunity
When I change them I’m gonna take them all off but neatly to clean the inside of my guitar as well
Small tip for preventing your strings from snapping while tuning; never turn more than a quarter rotation on the peg at a time, if you go further, you’re likely to overcorrect, and there’s a higher chance of your strong snapping.
If you’re ever unsure of if you’re too sharp or flat, play it safe and make the string flat. Not only does it help prevent strings from getting too tight and snapping, but it also tends to be easier and more accurate when tuning up being flat :)
theres no way you should be snapping strings while Re-stringing...Ive played for 50 years and I have never broken a string while stringing my guitars.
I’m not saying it’s guaranteed, I’m just saying sometimes, especially if it’s your first time attempting to string a guitar, you make mistakes and might snap a string. People that have had practice stringing guitars for decades weren’t exactly my target audience when I wrote this comment.
@@ldhorricksJust happened. e String snapped while re stringing before I could reach E4. Snapped at F3. 0.010 guage.
This comment section is a gold mine.
I literally just said that minus the mine part
*NEVER EVER* cut your strings until you have all six wound onto the correct pegs in the correct order. That way if you make a mistake you're not left with a ruined set ;)
oh how many times i've made that mistake
Andrew Cannon nope just be careful
wish i scrolled down to this comment earlier...
I actually found it easier when I cut the excess off first because I only had like 3/4 inch on the cutting end (which I crimped to a sharp bend to keep it in place) instead of like 6 inches getting in the way.
I actually made that mistake today but luckily it was not too short!
Well great, I followed this video and now my house is on fire. Fucking great
What.... i dont even know how to start with that
So did you throw your strings into the fireplace, and a chain of events lead to your house spontaneously combusting?
Wth, what does he mean that his house is on fire? Just because he changed a string and it went on fire? whaat
cong tv how old are you...
How?
I get my strings from my cat's mustache.
I use my pubes
David Harrell Kkka Hhh HHere KkKittttyyy!!!
Sameee
Oooooooooooooooooooooooo.... froggy wenacortenhedidridean... KkKkKKkKk... Crambone!
Lol
High Es are the most deadly. Safety glasses required, along side of band aids.
Also, if you own a cat, remove it from the room!
Or put a towel on the fretboard while turning.
@@AkshayKumarX How would you be able to hear it?
Good idea tho.
@@Scottocaster6668 Take into account the target pitch either by ear or the tuner, pluck the string, apply towel on top and just tune up in small steps. Light gauge strings break easily but string breakage is not that common, its just the PTSD. If all hell is let loose, then the towel shall be our savior.
Why am I looking at this my brokeass don't have a guitar
Dinámica 12 Gg to be prepared when you eventually get a guitar
Compallan Zzzz one can still hope
Just get the strings, ha. They cost about 6 bucks.
Get one on Facebook or something for like $50, like I did
Ranger90 update: i own 4 takamines and and 1 hofner bass
Never tried this two at a time method before -- I just slack 'em up and then pull off all six strings at once. Same for electric. I've heard several techs say it's not a problem, and I've never had an issue. Guitars are subject to changes in tension all the time. They can take it; at least, I've never seen one that couldn't, and I've owned like 20 guitars.
While my strings are off, I clean everything. Neck, headstock, body, everything. Unbelievable how much grunge builds up if you play in a warm climate like SoCal.
There are countless brutal arguments on what you should use or not use to clean a fretboard. There is certainly not a consensus out there. I've tried plain water (Scott Grove), lighter fluid, wood furniture spray, Lemon Pledge, Orange oil, etc. I've gotten good results with all of these. The latest thing I've tried using to clean my fretboard is just a moist terry cloth wash rag that I've heated in the microwave for about 20 seconds. It's pretty warm when it comes out. That little steamy wash rag softens my greasy finger DNA and wipes it right off! It leaves my fretboard as clean as a whistle and costs virtually nothing. I'm not saying you should use this trick; I'm just saying what I have done and it has worked GREAT.
I like to check my frets for wear while the strings are off. The last time I changed strings (did my 12-string last week), my 2nd fret had 3 serious wear dents in it. So I did a quickie fret dress since I have the whole StewMac refretting tool kit.
I think it would have been very awkward to clean my neck or touch up those frets with some strings still attached.
Once my board is clean and frets are dressed, I lay out the new strings and put them on in order...E A D G B e (fattest to thinnest). I pin one at a time like he does, and then put 'em through the hole leaving one finger between string and fretboard to give it some windup slack, and then I bend the excess backward. Then I wind em up. I do not trim my strings until they're wound on, but I may try that next time. It seems reasonable.
I don't use a winder; I have one somewhere, but anymore I just wind 'em by hand. If I need to pry up a tight bridge pin, I just use a wire cutters (like that one he had) to gently coax 'em out of their holes.
But I agree the strings should wind on neatly and not overlap because it's nice to have a linear result when you turn a tuning peg.
Anyway, just one guy's humble field mouse opinion after playing for 33 years.
I broke my E string today
To see if I still feel pain
I focus on the pain (the pain when snapping a guitar string)
The only thing that's real
Definitely a Johnny Cash Hurt parody.
@flyingwhale The old familiar sting
@@darkchoco6807 Tried to snap away and sing
But I remembered every string...
@@japanesebreakfast4982 I really like your username. Fuckin' adorable.
@@darkchoco6807 Lol. Thank you!!
So I changed my strings for the first time. Everything went well. When I went to put it away, keep in mind I didn’t cut the remaining piece of string at the tuning peg, so I grabbed my guitar from the neck, then I touched the headstock forgetting I didn’t cut the string completely. Guess what? The High E String literally PUNCTURED my palm. That was very damn painful... Blood just started comin out ha... that hurt a lot 😂
Thanks for ruining my day.
Yeah i had a similar situation just because the clipped part of the high e was pointing upwards. I didn't bleed much or anything, just had a very surprising prick in my palm and a drop of blood. I bent it downwards and have been a lot more careful after that.
I hope you didn't give up and now are decent at guitar?
Luckily for you it was your hand for me my eye
@@waynevoyles2163 are you alright??!
instructions were unclear, I've lost a lot blood acrosst my body... send help
First timer, eh?
ytubeanon I guess the High E got you didn't it😂
Joshua Vincent changing right now high e got me in the palm of my hand
..if you gently push the string back down it's hole just a little, the pegs come loose real easy, no need for prying!
this comment helped so much thanks!
you're welcome... play on!
Alternatively, if you can fit a finger or two in the sound hole you can push the pegs up from inside the guitar.
I didnt realised that they are just hanging underneath the sound hole, nice tip
Wow that makes alot of sense I'll put away my flathead screwdriver now lol thanks man
TIP: If your bridge pegs won't come out, you can put your hand in the guitar and push them up/out from inside.
Matman Azure well theres no actual difference on replace all strings at once or two at a time just a preference. in fact im sure most people remove all strings at once then replace. i guess my point is that this tip is very handful
Thanks dude, now my hand is stuck inside the guitar
Akenzie I've been told by an authorized repairer not to, unless you've got the neck pinned down. But I did spend 1000-3500 on each of my guitars, so i'm not risking it
i needed to use the handle of my pliers to push that shit out. my fingers hurts from all the poking
Title: “how to change acoustic guitar strings”
*starts video with electric guitar playing*
WARNING: Do not pre cut the strings that's just stupid never do that
Noah Andrews why?
FattyMateo because if you mess up ur done and u have no more string lead left but if you just pull it all the through and then cut it it is way easier and safer
if you do it as per the video you actually have too much string on the machine heads anyway. Three winds on each machine head is plenty.
I measured and cut 2"from the machine head and they turned out purdy
Noah Andrews I just spent 3 hours struggling because I cut the strings 😂 oopsie
Thank you, this was a very helpful tutorial! I replaced all six of my strings (including a broken one) for the first time today after watching this video. A+ teaching and very simple to do
Thank you so much! I always had a hard time with the high strings, you made it so easy and straight to the point.
You can buy string sets, where the strings come in individual envelopes inside the box - Elixir strings generally do that, and I think that it would help you a lot as a color blind. They're generally great strings too :)
can you do this while eating a burger?
good answer
That's very american if you ask me 😂
As long as there’s no *string* cheese
Wrong channel
Why?
I have had my acoustic guitar for bout 4 years and have had a broken string for 3 and I watched this video and confidently restrung my guitar in minutes. Super easy and helpful thank you. Now to tune it
I've been putting string on for 20 years by putting the WHOLE string length through, and cutting after... I tried it this way, it did take longer, but it was a neater process. Thanks!
I bought brand new strings two hours ago and did just like you said and I broke them, thanks
Same
@@gabrielhung400 i dont know abt tune...but i got it perfectly
LMAOOO😂😂😂😂
lmao
this video is really bad
Best guitar stringing method I've ever seen. Very clear instruction, delivered well. A good teacher. I prefer the clipping the strings over doing the process with them full length. That could result in eye injury. This is a much safer method. Great job!
just wear safety goggles
After playing guitar for 16 years, I can tell this is the best changing strings explanation I’ve ever seen , thanks dude
The time and energy it took for y’all to make this DIY video is very much appreciated! I snapped my 1st string (string) before watching this. Lol.
I hadn't even had my guitar for a week and I managed to break one of the strings. 😞
Chill the fuck out lady there only 25 cents
***** ...I do though. Lol
they’re
I broke the high E on my first day 😢
@@logical_harm The same thing happened to me, makes me feel a little bit better that I’m not the only person that’s happened to
Sooo scared of them snapping
Robert Brown the only reason that they would snap would be if they are higher than pitch. Keep a tuner close by.
I overbend the 3rd string of my acoustic guitar and it snap out of existence
I haven't changed my strings in over a year and when I finally did I snapped three high e strings.
this video isn’t that accurate tbh
Excellent instruction. One thing: It's only at the END of the video, about 5:46, that you say "...you want to have your first winding ABOVE the inserted string on the peg and the second below..." If I am understanding you correctly, should that not have been mentioned when doing the low E string...at the beginning? Thank you.
Just a heads up, instead of cutting the string just loosen it and pull it off, that way you have a string in case you need one for later.
Hoarder.
not really ideal to reuse old strings.. they get replaced for a reason.
Zom beck Well if your like me and dont live close to a "music" store, its always nice to have one just in case until you get a new one, of course its not ideal, but its a temporary solution :)
niklas arnell actually im a guitarist and you replace them because they start to turn into another material and that can *infect* all the other parts in your guitar and ruin it that's why you need brand new ones
I'm sure the guitar store will thank you as they collect your money for the new strings.
yeah thanks for spending two fucking seconds on the two thinnest strings and an important step
Joseph James instructions sucked ass everytime I try to tighten the strings they overlap but when he did it they didnt and he doesn't explain what to do to not get them to overlap
I’m a Mexican’t and I got it the 1st time........:: you guys should stick to building spaceship 🚀 and curing aids
Israel Moreno dude stop being so ignorant. Not everyone hates you because of your race honey.
Israel Moreno And you should stick to tacos and cheap labour
Joseph James thank you. I’m glad i wasn’t the only one pissed because of that.
Out of all the videos I have watched on this, yours is by far the easiest and most straightforward. Thank you for keeping it simple and to the point.
Thank you so much. I have a baby Taylor from my teenage years and am now in my forties. I have seven broken ribs and it's the only guitar I can lift and play. But the strings were so corroded(I learned on that one as a teen) they needed changed. I have tried other methods in the past with other acoustics especially a twelve with little success and ended up taking the guitar off to get the strings on. So being stuck here missing playing and knowing I can't lift my electric fender strat squire, which eventually I want to buy a better strat! or anything else but missing playing and now what do I do? I tried your method on the baby Taylor but had to reduce the string length length as it's a small headstock to just under the length of space you said by a quarter and it worked perfectly. Now I can go play again. It sounds like when I originally bought it, in 1995 and it's not confusing at all the way it was when I was growing up on how to restring an acoustic guitar. I'm so very grateful to you for your help on my little micro six string as I call it. Thank you , thank you thank you! Xxx Abi
I was tracking pretty well up until that last bit of "oh, by the way" detail about overlapping the strings that are unwound but not overlapping the strings that are wound? That completely spooked me into finding a different instructional video.
Hahah exact same!
Been a long time I’ve had the strings just hadn’t gotten to it. Followed this vid and works like a charm. Guitar sounds great. I might’ve left a just a bit too much on the 6th string since it’s so thick with multiple winds but it still worked out well. Should’ve done this a while ago
Glad to have been a help, Mark! Rock on! 🤘🎸
@@fender supporting here in the Philippines
Hi thanks for the video, i'm just starting to play guitar, fender play is helping me a lot, so today i changed my first strings and im happy to say i went fairly well....until i watched this video, on minute 1:37 when you removed the bridge posts you did it in a organized way keeping the same post for each string, when i removed all strings i put the post all together, now they are all out of order, can you please tell if that's gonna be a problem???
Thank you. I grew up in a family of guitar playing starting with my great grandmother with old fashion baptist gospel to my maternal uncles playing lynard skynard, ac dc, ozzy etc. In all those years i never watched any of them string their guitars which they did often and i never had to do it myself. i watched this video cause my mom bought my 7 yr old son his first guitar and one of the strings became very loose. I appreciate your video being to the point and so simple to follow.
*Don't cut string before hand*, the thin strings are slippy and cutting 1 1/2 machine heads distance on thin strings will give you out of tune half way through your set, wind lots on your thin strings to ensure they don't slip
Gigsand Busking i do precut. make it easier to thighten the string without the sticking up string
This guy doesn't know what he's talking about.
1. It's okay to take every string off at once, it's not gonna affect your guitar in any way
2. It doesn't really matter which bridge pin you use for which string
3. You should never, ever, EVER cut the string before winding it around the machine head, because that can mess things up big time (I know from experience)
4. He doesn't really tell you how to wind the string around the machine head
Yeah I just accidentally cut my G string too short and now it wont fit in the hole.
Edit: I promise i only realized how wrong this sounds after writing it...
+Myfavsandlikes hahahaha
@@myfavsandlikes7478 I don't get it
This is true so thanks for telling me but, why are you watching a tutorial when you already know how to?
Thank you so much brother! I was worrying about those damn bridge pins lol
This is an awesome video. Great job, but I also think the string stretching should be included a very important step after you've done all this, please check out other videos on how to stretch your guitar strings to break them in properly and keep them in tune. If you don't have one, I recommend you getting a string stretching tool.
I done and did it
My guitar sounds like new now
Was pretty interesting as I bought it second hand and it sounds so much better now
Thanks for your help!
I always keep the old strings safe. Incase the new ones snap 😂
Purchase Ernie Balls mate. Best ones around- they never go ‘dull’.
This is probably the best re-stringing video on RUclips. Cutting to length prior to tightening makes a big difference. Using this method I’ve never broken a string while tightening.
Good Information Here . What Humidity % should the Guitar Case Be Kept At ? ⭐️
Thank you for the clear instructions and tips, I haven’t changed strings before and recently started playing
My guitar string (String 4, D) snapped while I was tuning it. For some reason, the electric tuner I was using kept saying that the string was between either E or G. So frustrating, I tuned it so much that it snapped. >.< Left a huge red scar down my arm. Then I watched this video and managed to get the new string back on. As you can tell, I'm a complete amateur guitarist, lol.
Same thing happened to me not 10 minutes ago :)
***** WE CAN BE STRING SNAPPING BUDDIES :D
:DDD
I had the low E snap off and hit me in the face...
my high E snapped just now. lol good thing my cat like reflexes dodged the string.
I’m very new to this, I dont even know what side of the guitar goes in your nose
Great tutorial on changing strings, thank you so much
Excellent tutorial, thank you. I watched your video twice, then changed the strings. What a satisfying feeling 👌
The day you can't found new strings because the shop is closed
You'll understand that it wasn't a good idea to cut the old ones.
There are a lot of videos re: restringing acoustics and this is by far, the most straightforward that I have seen. I also appreciate the opening when he says "this is A method for restringing" He did not say this is THE method like so many others do. At the end of the day, take the advice from many and do what works for you. After all, this is FREE advice.
well im glad this video somehow helped you but theres actually a handful of things he did wrong
@@javiehr I'm stupid about Guitars and even I did not like what he did / said especially when he indicated to not wind the uncoiled strings the same way, he never showed any detail whatsoever about that, but hey every so often we got some B roll footage of a few chords being played instead.
Thank you Fender, for a nice 6 minute video!.... I'm not sure why some of the others think they need 30, 40 + minutes to show the same information... I've been changing strings since the 1970's, but at my present mental capacity, I still watch re-watch you video to make sure I do it right! ☺... By the way, I have a LOT of guitars. Two of my favorites are my Telecaster and my Fender Acoustic-electric...
3:15 for attaching string to the peg in case anyone else didn't care to watch him wind destring and attach the new ones to the bridge
The string which breaks easily..
High E:it's me...
Technique worked great! Make sure when you guys do this you keep the string baggy and loose and not fully stretched to the max before winding.
Been at my gig as a guitar repair guy for about a week, on my lunch now with a fender acoustic on my bench, hope this video helps me out!
Instead of cutting the string ends off, just wiggle them till they break, that way you wont have that sharp edge, and that gives it the professional look of perfect stringing :)
I’ve watched this more times than I care to admit
Thank you very much. This was very short, understandable and easy to apply. Loved the video!
Brilliant , best string change technic I came across on RUclips , fast and easy, thanks
Be careful if you cut the string before winding, especially if you tune below concert pitch. I always wind first and leave plenty of slack in case I want to go down a half-step or a step.
Also, always tune up to the note. If you go past the note, go back down and then go up to it.
I literally just finished tuning and replacing the string that broke and then when I go to tune the next string it breaks and I am so ANGRY EHJDJDDDJDIKDJSJEIUJEJSJ 😡
Thanks for your help I appreciate it!
Is there an alternative to a string winder?
Edit: Also, what is the best string for playing loud? My guitar’s stock set sounds really dull when I try to play loud, and I have to replace the high E string which broke.
thank you.helped me a lot.
Glad we could help!
Best advice I can give is cut your strings, however not to the extent he does. Make sure you still have a bit more than you need just in case. Another is to consistently make sure the string doesn't unwind itself while simultaneously holding it down just below the nut at the head stock. It's tricks]y but once you eventually get it wound up be VERY slow with how you tune it and give your guitar time to adjust to the new strings. Take a few breaks in between and go slowly and eventually you'll be fine. :)
Been playing guitar for 13 years, found this very helpful. Just stringed up my Taylor, Scarlet.
Awesome video! Great teacher!
Cutting the strings seems unnecessary, is there a reason for it?
More string sales for Fender? I'd be keeping them for spares! :)
Thomas Furlan k imo, if u dont cut them its hard to take them out. cuz the top part is curly, if u pull them out from the bottom they don't really go through the hole.
Zechen Cai thanks, makes sense.
can help keep them tidy for removal instead of whipping and nicking your nice guitar finish.
don't u unwind them and get it in a straight line then pull it out? it wont be curly that way
I'm a beginner at guitar and this really helped me, this was my first time changing my strings on my own and this video made it easy for me thank you!!
very intuitive and easy. As a guitar player I would just slop the strings on and would be a mess. I like the measurement you use for guidence... thank you
Thank you for this! My first time to unstring and string! I now feel like I’ve leveled up as a guitar player hahaha. Thanks again
wow thanks this was very helpful!, now my mum doesn't need to know I accidentally snapped her guitar string.. Thanks for saving me from a week of grounding.......
“And by disposal I mean just throwing them on the floor” 😂
Good and beginner-friendly video
Thanks!
What do you recommend to hold your guitar neck in place while you restring your guitar on the table?? I have found products before, but they're way too expensive for me.
I always find that if you put a kink in the string by the ball end it helps to keep the end of the string in the perfect place against the bridge plate and prevents the bridge pin from popping out. Also very halloween themed "candy apple ball end" good job! Thanks for the video 👍
It does on the thinner strings. I definitely did that. Way too much experience in restringing badly and having some knowledge of wire wrapping jewelry as a teen. But be extremely careful. Very thin strings break very easy! Slight bend. Very slight.
Also guitar with Bob I had never seen kinks so bad on the thick bass strings as with Taylor. Oh well they weren't going to come out.
@@abigailmcelroy5335 Thanks so much for the response. Really appreciate it. Keep up the great work.. 🙌
Update: just broke my guitar
No problem just throw it on the floor behind you
Thank you. I've been playing a long time but you just taught me the best way to string my guitar.
Can you string the Fender CN-60S classical guitar for left-handed playing with out compromising the sound? I noticed that there is slight angle on the bridge.
If your new to this like i am, I give extra slack just in case! Your first few string changes will be uncomfortable and awkward, sometimes even terrifying! Do not panic friends, trust your insticts and get er done ❤
First timer for a string breaking. I got a heart attack
My Higher E String Just Broke 3 Minutes Ago And I Came Across This Video
Excellent!
Just did it thanks to this. Thanks!
Im really scared if i tune my guitar because the strings might break or it makes a sound that startles me
It's just snapping it happens a lot especially with the first and second string. Don't worry keep going but really slowly. Literally just did it a few mins before typing this comment