How to Restring a Classical Guitar

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If you have a classical guitar, do you know that you need to change the strings regularly to keep your guitar sounding its best?

Perhaps you have already broken a string?

Perhaps you got a classical guitar for Christmas and the strings look dirty or even make your fingers smell yucky.

Classical guitar strings are made of nylon and need to be changed to help prevent breakages, tone loss and corrosion.

Check out this guide at Guitarbitz Guitar Shop which explains why and how to
change your classical guitar strings.

http://www.guitarbitz.com/how-to-restring-a-classical-guitar-i74


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