Einleitung
If you find that your strings are becoming old and beginning to hurt your fingers, follow this guide in helping you to change them to some fresh ones.
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Take your string winder/cutter tool and cut all of the strings right above the sound hole of the guitar.
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With the same winding tool used to cut the strings, they can also be used to remove the bridge pins. Gently slide the tool under the pins and lift up on them one by one until they are all removed. From there, take out the half of the strings that are being held by them.
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Remove the op half of the strings by unwinding the tuning knobs to make the strings come loose. When they are loose enough, pull them out of the tuning knobs.
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Grab the base of the strings (this will have brass loops) and insert them into the hole of the bridge pins one by one starting with the low-e string. Once they are inserted, slide the bridge pins back in on top of them.
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Take the ends of the strings and begin sliding them through the hole of the tuning knobs. Once the string is placed in there, begin tightening the tuning knob until the string is no longer loose.
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Once all strings have been replaced, you may begin to tune the guitar to your desired tuning.
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After the strings are tuned to where you want them, take you winder/cutter and cut off the excess string at the end.
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Your guitar will now sound crisp and brand new!
