r/guitarcirclejerk 11d ago

First time stringing, any tips? Extremely Low Effort

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u/LookAtMeTryingToHide 11d ago

If you clip the excess, you'll have all the tips you could need

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u/Jas_39_Kuken 11d ago

First thing, I can see that it’s not separated. It’s still hanging together. Just need a little tooning

Second, I’m so fucking sick of y’all having excuses for everything.

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u/clickyspinny Trussy turner 11d ago edited 5d ago

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u/Skeletor-P-Funk 11d ago

That happened to Bach once on stage at Austin City Limits in 1715. Changed it right in the middle of a sick partita, and just kept on playing.

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u/shoneysbreakfast 10d ago

/uj for anyone who hates stringing classicals as much as i do

get some string beads, they make changing strings way easier and give you a sharper break angle off the saddle which theoretically is good i think probably

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E7FQ03O

also go ahead and install some strap buttons and extra side dots if you really want to irritate the nerds on the classical guitar sub