Or you could change one string at a time. I'm constantly perplexed by guitar players that have to take their guitar to their guitar store to change strings. Not hard at all.
What if you also want wipe down and clean the fingerboard, or the body? Much easier to do it with the strings off the guitar. You should've just thanked the dude for the good tip and been done with it.
I usually just change the strings normally, then the bridge and tailpiece fall off, and I get surprised every single time like it’s never happened before.
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Or you could change one string at a time. I'm constantly perplexed by guitar players that have to take their guitar to their guitar store to change strings. Not hard at all.
What if you also want wipe down and clean the fingerboard, or the body? Much easier to do it with the strings off the guitar. You should've just thanked the dude for the good tip and been done with it.
I usually just change the strings normally, then the bridge and tailpiece fall off, and I get surprised every single time like it’s never happened before.
My Epi's bridges don't fall off . Gibson should implement that little clip inside there bridges & hard tails.
Great tip. Thanks.
ONE STRING AT A TIME