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Changing Strings
New Strings
Here are some tips that might be helpful when replacing new
strings. The number 1
problem many players
encounter is that annoy-
ing third E9th string
G#. Breaking it when
installed can be elimi-
nated if put on properly.
When putting this string
on attach it to the
changer and cut it when
it extends approximately
2 inches beyond the key
head. Put the string
through the string post
hole and wind 4 turns to-
ward the back side of gui-
tar and then let the string
lap over itself toward the
front side of guitar and
continue winding until you
have it to pitch. Letting
the string lap over itself
will help reduce the
chance of the string to break. You should end up having the
string as shown in the picture at the right. With larger strings
you should not experience this problem. Larger strings such
as 9 and 10 only require 0ne or two turns to work properly
without slipping.