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changing strings.. (guitar)

[nicK] · 2005-08-12 13:50:17

hey, i've got a Taylor Big Baby that's not sounding too great at the moment because the strings havn't been changed since i got it, over a year ago.. as i know nothing about buying guitar strings, i'm wondering which are the 'normal' strings to get for this type of guitar? (around the 20/30euro mark) also, are there any…

12-08-2005 1:50pm

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[nicK]

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hey,
i've got a Taylor Big Baby that's not sounding too great at the moment because the strings havn't been changed since i got it, over a year ago..
as i know nothing about buying guitar strings, i'm wondering which are the 'normal' strings to get for this type of guitar? (around the 20/30euro mark)
also, are there any specific techniques i should adopt when changing them?
cheers

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#2 12-08-2005 1:59pm

bombidol

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should only cost about 15 max for decent strings. unless you go for Elixirs which are about 20/30 quid but they last forever. Just go into the shop and ask what the best accoustic strings they stock are. Everyone will tell you different cause its a personal thing. in fairness most strings are made in the same factorys

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