How to Change Strings on a Classical Guitar

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Название	:	How to Change Strings on a Classical Guitar
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Comment from : creativeguitarstudio

Thanks, very helpful!
Comment from : Liam Eserda

What I do a bit differently these days is I tie the Strings onto Bridge Beads which allow me to convert them into Ball End Nylon Strings Ball End Nylon Strings make restringing the Guitar a Snap and actually it also lets the strings come out of the bridge at a steeper angle over the saddle
Comment from : Oscar Stern

I've been playing guitar for over 25 years, changed strings on 100's of guitars, acoustic, basses, but this is the 1st time I have to check out a guide to change strings, they're (nylon strings) completely setup differently haha brbrGood point about the 6th string being wound more to the left since the pegs are in the middle, I think I would've overlooked that and been disappointedbrbrSo yah, thanks a lot!
Comment from : neuroxik

Thanks
Comment from : DNA-MANGO

Did you stretch the guitar strings on the guitar after restring?
Comment from : Jacob Coronado

This is not "changing" strings, you're just placing new strings
Comment from : Daniel Anthony Torrance

did everyone miss the name? Joe Satriani? are you joking or was that real lol
Comment from : Ian Southward

Nice Job!🤗🤗🤗
Comment from : Martin Hasson

I come back here every 6-9 months
Comment from : Eli Da silva

i still didn't get the whole difference between "from the inside of the headstock" vs "from the outside"
Comment from : RC Costi

Other videos don't mention giving the string 25 inches of slack at the tuners Thanks for pointing that out
Comment from : Paul Weatherby

So just a knot
Comment from : Hamar44

Looks just like my Lyle from the 70s!
Comment from : Gibby

C'mon Andrew, you are still tuning up the guitar the old school way by hand? Get one of those pegwinders! You're better than that! :)
Comment from : Tenzin Alexander

Very helpful and educational,thank you very much!!😁👍💡💕💋☕️
Comment from : Pamela diez

Hey,thanks for this video
Comment from : Amir

Start at 7:30 !
Comment from : Botrax

Yes, Bore oil I've been using bore oil on my fingerboards for the last 50 years Works beautifully!!
Comment from : Steve Oromaner

Joe Satriani doesn't know how to change strings?
Comment from : Josh Featherstone

Thanks
Comment from : g guerra

Awesome, so helpful dude!
Comment from : Prog dog

I always watch this video before I change my nylon strings even tho I know how to do it by now
Comment from : Barry Ryan

is there anyway your fat fucking hand cant get in the way
Comment from : Sami

WTF, Joe Satriani doesn't know how to change his strings ??? :D :D :D
Comment from : Sune Kristensen

Good job!
Comment from : Christian Grell

holy crap thats my guitar too
Comment from : dhgagdfuyiayfg

Thank you!
Comment from : Shay-Shay Banay-Nay

I really, really appreciate this I am a new guitar player, 64 years old, and own a Jasmine acoustic on which the E string had just snapped I ordered a new set of Elixirs for it today, and had decided to do a good inspection, cleaning and conditioning prior to installing the new strings And since I do NOT know how to install them properly, this was a good video to watch Even though my guitar is not a classical guitar, it was helpful to get to see you "spiff up" the frets and fingerboard I am hoping to purchase a classical instrument soon Thanks very much
Comment from : Texas Commtech

Thanks! That was fun hanging g out with a nice guy
Comment from : donswansonmusic

I knew you shouldn't put all strings at once because it can bend the neck What is your opinion on that matter?
Comment from : Maria Antonieta Sandoval

Hi this so helpful thanks 😊
Comment from : Julie-Anne Cook

no need for any additional wraps around the barrel just lock the string on after it goes through the barrel hole Wind the 2 outside strings center > out and all the others center > in
Comment from : Doug H in VA

Thanks I subscribed !
Comment from : George May

One of the best examples on how to change classical guitar strings!
Comment from : George May

I got one of these w/steel strings the frets are ruff no polishing the action is suppose to be high on Flamenco & Classic small body guitars?
Comment from : Watchman4u

A waste of time Can't see the knot tying at the headstock
Comment from : Chaz Parvez

Just tried the Meguiars to polish my acoustic - it's awesome!brThank you Andrew !
Comment from : Dajuro

EXCELLENT video!! Cheers :))
Comment from : K L Stevens

Clear and full of nice tips ! thank you so much for this video
Comment from : Rachidi Mohamed

I'm so fucking mad I can't do it I can't see anything and I'm mad about to break my guitar (this would be the second guitar I've broken)
Comment from : Emily 0810

the legend27
Comment from : MakeThrash GreatAgain

"I don't tie a knot"' bties knot/b
Comment from : SteelSkin667

Thanks for the vid man, finally got around to restringing my Spanish guitar after 2 years of it still having the strings on from the shop :s One question though, how long would you wait, if at all, to cut the tails of the strings once they're fitted?
Comment from : Scrimjaw

I'm watching your video right now and I have the same guitar it's all regional is all regional strings
Comment from : Kyle Toppert

Great video! Very clear and informative! Thanks!
Comment from : Ron Flynn

Thanks! brMy re-string came out pretty goodbrGod bless!
Comment from : Millennial95

The fire danger of boiled linseed oil is generally caused when rags soaked in BLO aren't disposed of carefully What happens is the oil oxidizes on the rag and that causes heat and the rag can catch on fire I've done quite a bit of finishing and refinishing in my 67 years and I prefer oil finishes (Tung, linseed, etc) Long ago, I put a rag I had used with BLO in the garbage A couple days later, I saw smoke coming out of the garbage The rag was so hot that it was about to catch fire Lesson learned! I now lay rags used with linseed oil outside far away from anything that can catch fire I've never had one heat up like that since but I know from experience that it can cause a fire under the right conditions BLO is great stuff! Just be careful with any rags soaked in itbrbrAnother thing: You are absolutely right that fine steel wool won't hurt the frets when used across them That's how I do it and I'm a very experienced finisher In fact, you can go across grain between coats of surface finishes After all surface finishes like lacquer and varnish are on top of the grain - like a thin sheet of glass They have no grain That said, on fine surface finishes, I do go with the grain of the underlying wood anyway so the micro-scratches produced by the steel wool go with the grain although they are almost invisible anyway and final polishing gets rid of that anyway It's simply a fine point and a habit But, with frets, there's nothing to be concerned about at all when using fine steel wool across the grain
Comment from : Bob Miller

That's 5 minutes of my life I won't get back - Why bother if your hands cover the strings at the beginning so nonone can see what your doing?
Comment from : Bjornlooser

7:26
Comment from : Fenna

That's a crappy way to put on strings, do you have any idea what your doing
Comment from : Christopher Emerson

your hand covered the part that your video is named after hahaha but it was understandable though thanks for this video :)
Comment from : eBee

useless
Comment from : Henry Noone

lemon oil is not great for guitar fretboards Best to go to Crimson guirars for the ultimate oil orcstick to your woodwind bore oil Lot of big companies selling bad products for fretboards
Comment from : Fusion Music - Steve Wright

Is he from Canada
Comment from : Taflan Deniz

Thank you for this easy to follow, step by step instruction I paid $3000 for re-string at a local guitar shop for the last time!brcheers,brjulie
Comment from : buniluvr

Thank you Andrew for video It was very well explained and easy to understand
Comment from : Carmel Adams

Thanks Helpful
Comment from : Randy Brooks

Thank you for the video!
Comment from : Goatermeister

Very kool vid thank u so much!!!
Comment from : 7caesar7

thnx m8
Comment from : Samuel Arias

Thanks for the explanation I just got myself new strings and plan to restring my guitar for the first time
Comment from : Spirit Pony

Thankyou for posting this:)
Comment from : Martin Baldock

Ît would be very helpful if your hands didn't cover up what you were doing during the 'ties' and 'knots' :/
Comment from : SingenStatt Atmen

Very helpful video Thank you for posting it
Comment from : Ron Lorenzo

Dont film you HAND, when you show how make make a knot
Comment from : Kwak

thanks
Comment from : I love guitar

I still don't get it
Comment from : Trevor Lahey

if someone spray^with something like this in the inside of my guitar, ill fucking kill them and eat hes family ^^
Comment from : Space Monkey

I agree with one of the previous comments, you explain it well but you mask everything with your fingers - not very helpful!!
Comment from : Tony Green

this video should be helpful but is filmed horribly! every time we need to see something, you cover it with your hands come on
Comment from : DepressedCapitalist

Would Olive oil be acceptable ?
Comment from : Rain Man

Are you Canadian?
Comment from : georgyorgy2

ive been trying to find the history of it is it made from cedar or cedar top
Comment from : Shawn Palmer

Batman logo knobs
Comment from : lafite1964

Joe Satriani can't string his own guitar?!
Comment from : Sir_PrizeTV

i like you, like all the man
Comment from : markonom2

i have the same guitar i was wonder the action is high if i filed the rear nut down with that bring the top low also
Comment from : Shawn Palmer

we can't see the knots
Comment from : SOKRATIS T

Thanks you so much man, i really appreciate it A sub from here!
Comment from : Sebzillax

Can you put a tutorial on how to tie my shoes?
Comment from : Savanna Kelly

thanks for this great video !! just what i need !! clearly explained with a cool guy !!
Comment from : Steven Romanelli

cool I got the same guitar :D
Comment from : kaan demarco

it is not good putting
Comment from : სანდრო კუჭუხიძე

Many thanks for this great video from Sri Lanka!!!
Comment from : Lahiru Rajeew

Many thanks from Sweden!!!!!
Comment from : Erik Åberg

oil is by its nature flammable Boiled linseed oil isn't a petroleum product What is the Yamaha bore oil base? The store fire Andrew mentioned could have been caused by people not properly storing linseed-oil soaked cloths, and spontaneously combusting Linseed oil won't spontaneously combust if it's properly stored Same as you don't put gasoline soaked cloths in a trash can inside your garage
Comment from : Joe Clark

Thank you so much for this video! Excellent Pausing at 12:00 was especially helpful
Comment from : Vincent Atkins

Thank you! putting strings on a dust collecting old classical!
Comment from : ManganeseMan

I've watched the whole video taking notes at the same time Would've graduated a lot more earlier if I did the same in college Thank you for the lesson It would be a lot better if your hands weren't covering the view of strings the whole time And if you actually made the video shorter, maybe without the 10 minutes of commercial part
Comment from : Şevket Yunus Emre

Cheers Andrew, this helped heaps! I've had a classical guitar for a couple years, and I've just picked it up again - so this was exactly what I needed
Comment from : Nick