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Nylon strings
K, I'm all ears on this one. the strings on my nylon went bust, so I need some new ones.
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you have to use a ball end on a normal acoustic bridge, but you can use one on a classical bridge too, im 100% sure about this because i do it all the timeNJPearce22 wrote:That depends on what type of bridge you have though. There are two different styles, one like a normal acoustic and one where you have to tie them on. I'm 100% sure on this one!fatjack wrote:make sure youy get some with ball ends, unless you want to tie them yourself
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yeah, i dont do that on mine though, i only use ball ends on my students guitars because im to lazy to do multiple ties jobsgeekmug wrote:allow me to be lame for a moment.. but I would not use ballends on a "tied" bridge 'cause you'd be able to see the ballends.. and tieing isn't that hard and it looks pretty
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