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10 steps to changing guitar strings10 steps to changing guitar strings If it is your first time changing all your guitar strings at once, you might feel a little overwhelmed. Once you've done it a few times though you will be an old pro. This is how I personally change my...

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Buying guitar strings in bulk... why?Buying guitar strings in bulk... why? So the other day I was looking for a pack of electric strings to change mine out. I looked in my case, in the amp, in my room, in the acoustic case... I found a few ragtag sets, most of them missing a...

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I broke a guitar string, now what?!?I broke a guitar string, now what?!? If you are anything like me, this happens most often when you are with your friends screwing around, playing a lot harder than you really should and BAM! You are out one, single, guitar string. For me...

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Have you ever walked into a guitar store to just pick up a “plain old pair of strings” and feel completely overwhelmed by the vast quantity of options?

Or have you been playing for a while and are looking to change brands or gauge and don’t quite know which to try?

Guitarstringguru.com answers all of the most asked questions, helping guitarists and bassists to make informed decisions on their string purchases and maintenance needs.

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