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Great tone!

I always wind the whole string without cutting it and whenever the string breaks, I unwind the string, fix it and reuses it. If it breaks at the neck, I reverse the string so that the modified extended part is fed through the tremelo bar. This is great for practice guitars. When recording, then I replace with new strings, but save the old strings to be reused. Saves on buying hundreds of dollars worth of strings every year. If I were to do live gigs, which I don't and will never do, I would also replace with new strings. Either case, if strings are fairly new and only played a few times, I do not replace the strings, but if the guitar has been sitting unplayed for months on end, strings should be checked if they are dead. To prevent dead stings, loosen strings before storing the guitar. Clean strings after every use on any guitar used for recording or gigs to prevent them from becoming dead too quickly and loosen them each time after use which is easier to retune than to change strings. Practice guitars could be neglected from being cleaned if one chooses to and left in tune ready to jam with at any given moment. But it is good to clean the strings on the solo lead practice guitars. Rhythm practice does not really need clean strings and could perhaps even be dead strings unless experimenting with new techniques which requires listening to the full string dynamics.

Sounds great. Really nice tone on those open chords

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A better way is to point the slack downwards then wind over the slack spiralling downwards, this means your strings will have a better downward angle from the nut to the tuners and provide better tension and tonality as well as stay in tune.

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Sounds absolutely superb! Amazing job, rock on brother!! 🎸🤘

Hell yeah

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I put a block in mine, guess it's the same thing.

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I’ve been doing the same, for over 20 years now. Only problem is; my G string on my Les Paul finds its way out of tune

My strings are held in with ancient egyptian levitation technology.

I just got around the tuner 3 times on the 1st string, and then through the eye and tighten! Works like a charm

Exactly, I've been locking down like this for years. A while back I was asked to sit in on Hey Joe. The guitarist, a rhythm player, handed me his guitar. With every bend I made, the strings unwound. Here he had the strings wrapped but not locked down in any way. I had to stop playing....

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Nope. Stop it. So unnecessary. Does absolutely nothing. A good nut (giggidy) and properly stretched strings is all you need for tuning stability. I don’t wrap like this and I never have tuning issues.

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SGs are kinda terrible. Never played an SG I liked. I'm pretty much only Paul or Strat.

OMG that tone is fireee 👌👌👌W bro

I’m not even a guitar player and loved this video!!

Gooduck trying this when ya use 13 gauge strings...ya aint loopin'' shit 😂😂Locking tuners bypass all this thank shit i have them installed on all my guitars as well as evertunes :)

Joe Walsh showed me a very similar method years ago and I"m sure glad he did.

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Or, and hear me out, do it the right way and save yourself the hassle when you have to take them off.

Now we need the solo.

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I started playing hair guitar in 1985 when I was 15. 35 years. In all that time, I've never seen guitars hung with straps attached.

Great tone and guitar it was played well

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Thank goodness for the locking nut and locking tuners

Best way to keep tuning is stretching your strings and re-tuning multiple times over. However you wrap it on the tuning machine is not as important as how the strings sit and how sharp are the exit points on your nut and saddle. This wrapping method works just fine. Stretch your strings, that's the key. People love blaming their tuners for their lack of effort.

No don’t do this

i got locking tuners i don't have to do that

back in the early 70's a Roadie showed me his way, and ive always did mine the same all these years...before you go through the hole wrap string around post and on 2nd wrap...thread string through.....but might try this way next time! - :)

This is a shortcut, but sadly you are introducing a twist in the string which is not desirable. The better way is to wind the machine head which does take a few seconds longer, which ensures there’s no twist in the string.

Imagine if Americans would ever open an owner's manual

Hey man that's a strat!!!😊

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Umm...no. I've been play for 50 years and this is exactly ass backwards

Is it me, or is that some thick lacker?

I would bet that doesn't work with nylon strings.

I didn’t realize it was okay to take all the strings off a guitar at once. I thought it did something to the truss rod? Or is that an old wife’s tail?

Just get locking tuners

In a old Mel Bay guitar books. He shows various string changes. Classical to Steel. On steel he shows the first wrap is over the top, then wrap downward three or four wraps, like a wrench..😊

Also wind the string towards the head, less stress on the peg. Been doing it this way since the 80s. I don't even remember how I found out how to do it this way. I've now passed this technique onto my son.

Floyd Rose Style are definitely the way to go especially if you plan on really doing some harsh Dives

Can I see your dime wah settings?