Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Keep doing it. It's not going to pose any issue, it certainly isn't going to hurt in any case. But, if people have been telling you or dogging you about changing all the strings at once and telling you that it's going to ruin your guitar, mess up your neck or throw your set up off, it just isn't true. Don't believe it.
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Read More »Many people say it’s bad to take all the strings off your guitar at once, that it will mess up your neck or your setup. But is there any truth to that? Here’s our take: Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to keep up with more great videos like this one:
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Read More »Now, there are a few instances in which it might be better to change strings one at a time but it doesn’t have anything to do with safety or risking the guitar’s setup. The best example I can think of is when you’re dealing with floating tremolos, like a Floyd Rose or even an Ibanez Edge. Those tremolos are generally kept up in position by the tension of the strings so if you take all the strings off at once you’re going to have it falling into the body of the guitar. It doesn’t risk damaging it or anything like that, it just makes it a little bit harder to re-string and some people that like those systems prefer to just go one at a time to keep that tension constant. The other instance is when you’re dealing with a guitar which has a bridge that isn’t actually attached to the guitar itself. A lot of archtop guitars are like this. A lot of mandolins are like this as well. In these instances, it doesn’t pose a risk to take all the strings off, it just might make your life a little bit harder to have to worry about the position of that bridge versus changing the strings one at a time and keeping the bridge in the same place. Now, all that said, if you’re one of the folks that prefers to change their strings one at a time, there’s nothing wrong with that. Keep doing it. It’s not going to pose any issue, it certainly isn’t going to hurt in any case. But, if people have been telling you or dogging you about changing all the strings at once and telling you that it’s going to ruin your guitar, mess up your neck or throw your set up off, it just isn’t true. Don’t believe it. You can do whatever you want. So, what do you think? Do you prefer to change all the strings at once, clean off your fretboard and do all that? Do you prefer to change one string at a time for various reasons? Tell us about it down in the comments. Be sure to subscribe to our channel so you can keep up with more great stuff like this.
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