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DehesaGuitars
PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 5:23 pm 
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That's how I suggest to re string a Gibson style guitar...



Good Luck!

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I like it.

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Ya, but, but, but he forgot the drop or two of CA...so the string don't slip. laughing6-hehe

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Hey, whatever works. I don't use a knot, and I never have any tuning problems, and removing the old strings is a snap.

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I appreciate your comments, It's just a suggestion that works for me.
Thanks a lot!

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It'll come in handy I'm sure, some guys request the knot. I've just never done it, maybe now I will. Thanx for sharing1

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Been doing that for a while on all my guitars. No slip stringing and helps them to stay in tune. It locks the string in place preventing tuning problems no matter how hard I bend.
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Franl ford's frets.net suggests the same way. I've been doing it like that for ever!

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