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How to restring a classical guitar

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How to restring a classical guitar

2,453,637 views October 25, 2011 7:01

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This video shows my preferred method for restringing a classical guitar. I'm using D'Addario Pro Arté Classical Guitar EJ45 Normal Tension Silverplated Wound Clear Nylon strings.

Note: I loop the three higher pitched strings (1st, 2nd, 3rd) three times rather than two times on the bridge. At the head, it's similar as in the video, except flipped in the right-left direction. At 3:28, I crossed the string to the right, then the left. So for the three higher pitched strings, go left then right. It should be easy to figure out.

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Phorenon published this 7:01 video tutorial on October 25, 2011. It has been watched 2,453,637 times on YouTube.

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