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Location: Colorado | A friend of mine (out of town) needs to learn to tie off new nylon strings. A few years ago I followed a thread here - that had several well-documented pages on the proper way to restring and tie off nylon strings (not ball end). Can any of you old-timers here direct me to that thread....I did a cursory look - but didn't find it...it was about 4 - 6 pages of good directions...I don't need the help - but me talking to her on the phone doesn't cut it either....Stephen, John, Paul, Al, Beal -etc....can you direct me there.....please.
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Location: Colorado | That should help Paul....the pages I was looking for had detailed pictures of the tie offs at the bridge |
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Or this one. |
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Location: Colorado | Thanks John...it was the first one - but the second one is good too. Everyone have fun restringing their nylons now! |
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Location: closely held secret | Wait... "old timers"??? |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Well, you both walked right in to that one..... |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | I use the D'Adario strings that have a ball on the end, no tying :) |
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Location: Colorado | John...oldtimers on the board...not chronological age...though I do describe myself as well-broken-in now. I say it adds to the mojo. |
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Location: closely held secret | Yeah, I suppose I fit both those criteria... |
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restringing and tying nylon strings
