Classical Guitar Lessons : How to String Classical Guitars

[Katbarry71]

how often should I change my guitar strings? 

[blindsidedfaith]

Thanks for the videos. It really helped me learn how to tie my strings for the first time. Good job

[tedwaaa]

thankyou

[PlanetAutumn]

thanks

[scrumpymanjack]

Quick question: why would you bother feeding almost the entire string through the hole (getting it dirtier in the process) if you only have to feed one inch of it through when you do it from the other direction? Is yours just poor technique or am I missing something? Thanks.

[josh15soto25]

thanks for the video help.



[MrMetallicafan123456]

thanks man !! you really helped me !!

[kaptenmax]

Don't want my guitar bright and lively man!

[MrPandaSack]

this guy is wolverine lol jkjk i kno why he has his nails long

[michellevanmin]

You have made my day !

Thank you very much !

[MsBixy]

your hands are in the way, couldn't see how you wrapped it through the turner and its too darjk

[TheFlash073]

Thank you.

[rmank22]

"As the guitar startens to tight"?? Is that correct??

[kingdomheatskeyblade]

@rmank22  at 3:47 lulz

[13RGaun]

same guitar HIGH FIVE

[RichardSevrance]

very helpful thank you

[mike32614]

this help me alot thanks

[ClassikGuitar]

CUt your nails please ..

[lhaarbye1488]

@ClassikGuitar Cut your head of please.. u ever wondered he might use them to play guitar?

[haseo52000]

Does it pop when the string stretch?

[maxmax10rr]

"as the string startens to tight" 3:48

[TomCollins519]

@maxmax10rr hahaahahahaha you beat me to it

[leftyghplayer]

this didnt help i tried but it would come off

[Gibsgmenace17]

ak40heaven. you rarely strum the classical guitar. you uses your nails to pluck the strings

[readifer]

@Gibsgmenace17 what are you talking about rarely strum?

[popikachu]

@readifer Classical guitar isn't meant for strumming...

[readifer]

@popikachu i play flamenco style music on my guitar and strum playing that. just not with a pick.

[AK40HEAVEN]

Do you strum with you nail? And I couldn't play without inlays!!

[canaan1967]

Did the little knot at the end close up. You didn't show us before tuning

[InfiniteTones]

This is a great lesson, i didn't expect it to be by my guitar instructor XD James your amazing and thank you for your help

Jake

[manoloomarer]

hmmm...what if i want to change the 5 string of the guitar would it be hte same? as te sixth¿? please answer

[jdmitchell2]

it should be

[thedarkness125]

yes

[PhuckHue2]

bought my first classical guitar and this helped a lot. D'Addario Pro Arte's rule!

[Th3wh1tee]

Thanks man, I have been playing guitar for a while, but never classical and with my recent purchase of one this video was nice, informative and candid for my first time restringing it.

[mlawtone]

Likewise... thanks to the guy in blue shirt.

[Jonsher123]

I just bought a classical guitar ,it has no strings on it and it has 12 holes in the bridge, ie 6 double holes. what do you do with that?

[eltotoX]

That is called a twelve string guitar. They usually use steel strings, so you won't need to deal with the whole knot tying.

[Jonsher123]

No, I know what a twelve string is :).

It is a regular classical otherwise and has 6 tuners. I found a tutorial on how to do it now, it's unusual but works well.

You put it through one hole back over the top and through the other hole then under the string and tighten , No looping round the string needed ,though you have to knot the top three strings and double knot the e string at the back to prevent slipping

[aznshortguy]

you have a 12 string guitar then

[thedarkness125]

its a 12 string guitar.

[Jonsher123]

@thedarkness125 . No it's a 6 string classical.

Some makers do put 12 hole bridges on them

[mooniac2]

thxs so much i did it all by my self it took me a while but i got it thx!!!

u rock!

[312chicagoadam]

I've been playing for 20+ years, and STILL, I found this video quite informative!

WELL DONE!