How To Put New Strings On An Acoustic Guitar (Nylon String / Classical)
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THANKYOU that was so helpful
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very good explanation :0)
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Can you put nylon strings on a steel string?
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thanks, really helpful
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for the tuning heads is it the same idea on a 000 style guitar? (like a martin 000) the tuners are the same idea but are all nickel plated. how much slack must you leave in the strings?
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that is in wrong round i think...^^
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thx alots =) now i want to tune it back
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can you change nylon string of a guitar to a steel string??
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can nylon strings go on a regular acoustic?
thisgirlalexaa 3 weeks ago
@thisgirlalexaa they can - but you typically wouldn't do that... you may not be able to attach them to the bridge - just depends on your guitar
activemelody 3 weeks ago
@HackDaaFoo090 - Usually you can't because of the way that the string attaches to the body of the guitar... for classical guitars the strings are typically tied to the bridge. - plus steel strings add lots of extra tension that nylon strings don't... so i would definitely not recommend it. (i've never seen anyone do that)
activemelody 1 year ago
@Setareh712 - always glad to save a guitar's life :)
activemelody 2 years ago 2
@lukpat1 - ahh yes, good point, I forgot to mention that yes you should cut off the excess string at the head of the guitar - but just be careful not to cut it TOO short, because sometimes the string will slip back through and you won't have enough length to work with - i always cut it leaving around half an inch or so.
activemelody 2 years ago
@theBlackNeonxX - if your strings have a ball on one end, then you probably have steel strings. Do they look like they're made from steel? or are they somewhat clear like they're made from plastic / nylon? If you do have nylon strings that have a ball on one end, you can simply cut the ball off and tie the strings to the bridge of your guitar like I did in the video.
activemelody 2 years ago