How to Restring Your Classical Guitar | elderly.com

Restringing your classical guitar? Steve Olson, our repair department's ace assistant manager, has you covered! In this step-by-step tutorial, Steve shows you his favorite method for optimal tuning stability. Plus, he shares some pro tips to make the process a breeze. Get ready to give your guitar a fresh sound!
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[@fenderlead1]

Even with a couple of loops sometimes the high E string will slip. If you start with a high E and lock it in place with the B string, lock the B with the G, G with the D etc. your plain strings won’t slip. The low E , A, and D will rarely if ever slip. You don’t need the number of loops you put on. You can lock the E and A strings under each other and you’re done!

[@RyanWellsMusic]

Steve is the man!

[@michalzaw5575]

how to fix string slaps on the body?

[@HotZTrain]

I don't of any luthiers that tie strings with that method. If you need to change one string....you're screwed.

[@DougHinVA]

No ... any classical guitarist learned how to tie strings on the bass E and treble E tuners and wind outward to keep the string travelling in as straight a line as possible.