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Fast Guitar String Changes With "Locking" Tuners

By: Keith Dean | 2010-03-28 | Music
Locking tuners work by "locking" the string in, once it has been threaded through the tuner stem. It varies by manufacturer but there is typically a small, screw down knob that has been added to the tuner, and when knob is turned, an inner mechanism "clamps" down on the string, locking it into place... read more

Changing Electric Guitar Strings

By: George Schmingy | 2011-03-25 | Music
How to change electric guitar strings and the basics on stringing electric guitar. read more

Why Guitar Strings Break

By: Keith Dean | 2010-03-26 | Music
Many times, new guitarists purchase a guitar, take it home, and play it for months (or years), on the original set of strings. Then one day, they're strumming along, and...snap! read more

Changing Guitar Strings? Try "Pre" Stretching Them

By: Keith Dean | 2010-03-29 | Music
There's nothing like a fresh set of guitar strings to bring out the sound of the guitar. Extended bass tones, crisp highs, and a shimmering, "fresh out of the box" tone that makes you want to put on a new set every day. read more

Acoustic Guitar Tuners

By: randthq1su | 2010-11-03 | Shopping
Acoustic guitar tuners are vital part of any individual's use of the instrument. With the advent of technology, musicians no longer need to depend on manual tuning which can only be recognized by the careful ear. read more

Acoustic Guitar Tuner

By: randthq1su | 2010-11-04 | Shopping
Why need Acoustic Guitar Tuner read more

String Changing On Your Guitar

By: Chris Moresby | 2010-03-26 | Reference & Education
Find out how and when to change the strings on your guitar read more

Steps to Changing Guitar Strings

By: Maggie Tay | 2010-03-30 | Music
Guitar strings do not last forever. After a while, you will observe that your acoustic guitar sounds dull and the strings appear dirty and tarnished. read more

Guitar Practice - Revealed - 5 Helpful Steps to Remember When Changing Your Guitar Strings

By: Jeremiah La Follette | 2010-03-30 | Music
An area that is commonly missed when changing guitar strings is the proper process required to properly change your strings. Using a defined string changing process can help you change your strings more quickly, stay in tune longer, and play with strings that last longer as you guitar practice. read more

Play 12 String Guitar

By: Robert Hinchliffe | 2010-10-25 | Arts & Entertainment
The 12 string guitar can be played in exactly the same way as a normal 6 string guitar. The strings are arranged in pairs and also tuned in pairs to exactly the same pattern as the 6 string, the usual E-A-D-G-B-E. However, the lower four pairs of strings (E-A-D-G) are tuned in octaves whereas the top two pairs are in unison. read more

Guitar Tips - How to Use a Tuner

By: | 2010-04-14 | Music
There are different kinds of tuners on the market. Some of them have a mic, which listens to the sound of the guitar to tell the pitch being played, and some are contact tuners that "feel" the vibration of the guitar directly. Either way, there are some general guidelines on how to use them. read more

LEARN GUITAR LESSONS BY GUITAR TUNER

By: Emiley David | 2010-11-29 | Small Business
The guitar tuner is a tool and its purpose is to assist musicians in the tuning of guitars. The main benefit of using a guitar tuner is accuracy for many guitarists because tuning the guitar is more difficult than actually playing it. read more

changing guitar strings using locking tuners