Best way to 'season' guitar strings?
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penta-tonic
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use salt, pepper, sesame oil, garlic and onions.
Praetorian
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penta-tonic said:
AHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHa
good one! :lol:
But seriously. Just play the guitar till the strings settle in.
Mr_KeyboardMan
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try boiling it with vinegar about 20 min under low fire ...
If that works with bass string why not guitar
If that works with bass string why not guitar
jeremyrozario
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Mr_X said:
muz be elixir coated, haha, sum kind of advertistement for gore-tex
thor666
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install the strings, make sure that the whole string is through (else u'll get a sudden slack when the string ball becomes unstuck.)
do bending on 12th fret, retune, do this for about 3 times.
if u have a tremolo bridge, dive about 2 semitones and retune.
your strings should at most be off by 1/2 to 1 tone after a day. Tune it back. Should be well stretched by then. 8)
do bending on 12th fret, retune, do this for about 3 times.
if u have a tremolo bridge, dive about 2 semitones and retune.
your strings should at most be off by 1/2 to 1 tone after a day. Tune it back. Should be well stretched by then. 8)
jeremyrozario
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basically, wad i do is juz tune it to standard tuning, then hit power chords and bend them as far as they'd stretch, den i'll do full bends on the other strings, basically after a minute of this the guitar is all out of tune, den i juz tune back up, usually abt 10 times and the strings definitely settle in and i have finger cramps, hope this helps
Praetorian
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Newbie said:
Oooooh. *winces*
Metallando
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play the guitar the rest of the day.... :wink:
