idealassets
Senior Member
I am impressed, even with the slotted tuning pins I can't get new strings on in just 10 minutes. But I enjoy being very careful with what I am doing, and then the tuning process takes at least 2 times, but once that sweet spot is hit it stays right there after the new strings get stretched a little.Yup, Just like stringing a vintage Strat. Cut your string leaving the length of the string 2 tuner posts longer than the tuner you are stringing. Take the end of the string and insert it into the top center hole of the tuner in the slot. Bend the string down in the slot and with a little tension on it tighten it up. No sharp ends, plenty of wraps, no slippage, and most of all the High Octave "G" string which we all love and adore (and sometimes can be a real Pain in the A..!) is a breeze to install without breakage. Takes me 10 minutes to change the strings on my F512 with a hand winder and a bum arm while it sits upright on the guitar stand. That is with 2 Great Danes sniffing around and wanting to be the center of what is going on as well, LOL!
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