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Learn When to Change the Strings on Your Acoustic Guitar
Pick New Strings for Your Acoustic Guitar
Get the Tools Necessary for Changing the Strings on Your Acoustic Guitar
How to Loosen the Strings on Your Old Acoustic Guitar
How to Remove the Bridge Pins & Pull Out the Guitar Strings
How to Remove the Guitar Strings from the Tuning Posts
How to Remove Broken Strings from Your Guitar
Clean Your Guitar Before Re-Stringing
How to Lubricate the Nut with Graphite on an Acoustic Guitar
How to Insert the Ball End of the Guitar String into the Guitar
How to Insert the Guitar String into a Tuning Post
How to Measure the Guitar String
How to Lock the Guitar String into the Tuning Post
Wind the Guitar String to Lock it into the Guitar
How to Tune New Guitar Strings in a Guitar
Change All of the Strings on Your Guitar
How to Stretch & Re-tune the Guitar Strings
How to Clip the Excess Off the Guitar Strings
How to Dispose of Old Guitar Strings
Summary: Learn how to insert the guitar string into a tuning post of your acoustic guitar to ensure that your instrument will remain in tune and play music beautifully in this free video series.
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"MATT GRAHAM: So now, we've got the low E string bead in, secured into the bridge. Now we're going to be working with the naked end of that string. You may have heard someone say "Cut the strings before they're wound on the tuning post." That's not what you need to do. So if you see, this tuning post has a hole right in the middle of it. And what we want to do is align that hole parallel to the strings. So right now it's facing away from the bridge, but we're going to turn it so that it's pointing to the bridge, and it doesn't matter which side of that hole you choose. So I'm going to take the string and put it straight through that hole and take all the slack out of it. Now then, we've got it inserted into the tuning post."
eHow Article: How to Insert the Guitar String into a Tuning Post
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