Most Gibson electric guitars made today have synthetic nuts like corian, but older Gibsons could have bone or other material nuts. Unlike the Fender style inlayed nuts, Gibson traditionally made a nut similar to an acoustic guitar’s nut on their Les Pauls and SGs. This style of nut is not...
Most guitars sold today have non-locking tuners or regular tuners. Some more expensive guitars like some PRS models have locking tuners. These tuners have a nut either on the top or bottom of the tuners that clamp down on the string to prevent it from slipping in the posthole. Regular tun...
Whether you’re playing an acoustic or electric guitar, knowing how to replace guitar strings is an essential skill for all guitar players, regardless of skill level. We’ll go over how to change guitar strings, so we can get you back to playing andlearning guitarin no time. The same met...
When You Need to Change Your StringsMany beginning and intermediate guitarists struggle with how often they should change their strings. Some players change their strings before every gig or session. Some only replace strings as they break. Between these two extremes, there’s a happy medium ...
The guitar strings can also cause poor intonation on the guitar. The general rule is that you should replace your guitar strings every three months. (Professional guitarists may need to change their strings as often as once a week.) You may also see signs of wear, rust, or corrosion on ...
Recording Studios:Musicians often need to upgrade or replace instruments for recording sessions. Studios can refer these artists to your store, and you can direct those looking for recording services their way. Music Event Organizers:These professionals host music events, festivals, or competitions and...
So, for some of you, Step #1.5 will be taking your guitar to a guitar tech to install or replace strap pins. It shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg, but you should be prepared to spend some money. Step #2 – Buy A Strap Matched To Your Guitar ...
Strings are supposed to slide smoothly through the notches in the guitar nut as you turn the tuning keys. With many guitars though, they "stick". You can tell because as you turn the tuning key to sharp the string, the tuner will show no change, and then suddenly you hear a tiny sque...
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A good article to know on fret height and string action. This is a very important factor for a guitar. I am a guitar lover and also have an old Epiphone guitar. Recently I have to replace guitar neck screws and for this, it is very important to know the mode of action of different...