I wanted to make a quick video of how I put the strings securely onto the roller of a classical guitar tuner, but because I didn't have any guitar to actually change the strings, I did it with a string that was already on the guitar.
But the procedure is absolutely the same for new strings.
The aim of this is twofold:
- having as few windings of the string on the roller
- securing the strings against slippage (especially trebles can slip easily, and among trebles, especially fluorocarbon - so-called carbon - strings)
* here some more tips:
- the loose end of the string goes from the side where I want the string to go on the roller under the string to the other side (so for e1 it goes under the string towards the bass strings - it should be clear from the video what is meant here). As I do all strings to the outside, this is true for all treble strings. The bass strings go under the string towards the trebles.
- The bass string I wind only one or two times around the string, because they tend to slip less
The background music is played by me (Robert Montheureux) on a 7 string flamenca negra made by Alexandru Marian, Bukuresti, Romania.
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