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In the second video, the dude needs to clip the excess string or whatever that is dangling off the headstock. It was so distracting I wanted to reach through the screen and cut it myself!
Chocol8 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 11:22 pm
In the second video, the dude needs to clip the excess string or whatever that is dangling off the headstock. It was so distracting I wanted to reach through the screen and cut it myself!
I used to do that on my Epiphone ET-275 when I first got it. It was missing a string, and I put a new one on, but didn't have my cutter, and it triggered my bandmate at the time. When I eventually changed all of the strings, I left all of them dangling.....just to bug him a little (all in good fun). It stayed that way for a long time, actually until I took it apart to refinish it.
Chocol8 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 11:22 pm
In the second video, the dude needs to clip the excess string or whatever that is dangling off the headstock. It was so distracting I wanted to reach through the screen and cut it myself!
I used to do that on my Epiphone ET-275 when I first got it. It was missing a string, and I put a new one on, but didn't have my cutter, and it triggered my bandmate at the time. When I eventually changed all of the strings, I left all of them dangling.....just to bug him a little (all in good fun). It stayed that way for a long time, actually until I took it apart to refinish it.
Huh, hadn't noticed that, too busy analyzing what he was doing … I agree with The Skeeze—maybe he'd had a string break and did a quick change? Anyways, preferable to cutting it too short and then stabbing yourself while tuning (done that too many times!!)
"Anyone who understands jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it."
frogs love to eat flies,
the devil's name, Beelzebub, lord of the flies
evil spirits love to spiritually feed upon those whom Beelzebub rules
joined AGF March 20, 2013
I used to do that on my Epiphone ET-275 when I first got it. It was missing a string, and I put a new one on, but didn't have my cutter, and it triggered my bandmate at the time. When I eventually changed all of the strings, I left all of them dangling.....just to bug him a little (all in good fun). It stayed that way for a long time, actually until I took it apart to refinish it.
