When do you change your strings?
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When do you change your strings?
When do you change your strings?
I was reading this Article about changing strings before recording, and I was wondering what the membership here does (or doesn't) do.
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Re: When do you change your strings?
When I was gigging, I'd have to change them about every second week because I sweat like a pig under the lights and the strings go dead very quickly!
Now, out here next to the ocean in the tropics, The tarnish and rust in a heartbeart - I should probably use some sort of protection on them -, and sliding your finger up a rusty string isn't as much fun as it sounds, so regular changes would be necessary if I was playing them on a regular basis. Which I'm not. To my shame.
Now, out here next to the ocean in the tropics, The tarnish and rust in a heartbeart - I should probably use some sort of protection on them -, and sliding your finger up a rusty string isn't as much fun as it sounds, so regular changes would be necessary if I was playing them on a regular basis. Which I'm not. To my shame.
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