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How to Replace a Broken Acoustic Guitar String (Step by Step)
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How to Replace a Broken Acoustic Guitar String (Step by Step)

Learn how to replace a broken guitar string quickly, with this video. ⬇️Click "...more" for Additional Info⬇️ ⚡️Watch This Next: https://youtu.be/RHg-X2fBges?si=syn6b8uwW18GLiZj 🔥 Check out our FREE Guitar Web Masterclass that could change your world ➡ https://www.guitarsuccess4u.com/formula 💡Or go straight to the membership to discover what your guitar journey might be missing ➡ https://www.guitarsuccess4u.com As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Some of my links below are affiliate links, which means if you click through and make a purchase, I'll receive a small commission. It does not affect the price you pay. ✳️ FAVORITE GUITAR ACCESSORIES: D'Addario String Winder / Cutter ➡️ https://amzn.to/3WQE12k Elixir Nanoweb Medium Acoustic Guitar Strings ➡️ https://amzn.to/3yDOZhW Peterson StroboClip Tuner ➡️ https://amzn.to/3KNzmHt ====================================== Connect with us! ====================================== IG: https://www.instagram.com/guitarsuccess4u/ 🔴 Subscribe to our channel: @guitarsuccess4u Join our community: https://www.guitarsuccess4u.com/join Check out other GuitarSuccess4u helpful videos: https://www.youtube.com/@guitarsuccess4u/videos Time Codes 0:00 – Introduction to how to replace a broken acoustic guitar string 0:37 – Step 1 – Don’t freak out 1:04 – Step 2 – Assemble a toolkit 2:29 – Step 3 – Open and label the strings 4:04 – Step 4 – Grab the packet for the string you need 4:18 – Step 5 – Remove the broken string 4:57 – Step 6 – Clean the fretboard of your guitar 5:15 – Step 7 – Use the pencil to reduce drag at the nut 5:37 – Invitation to help us make more great videos for you 5:55 – Step 8 – Grab the new string 6:21 – Step 9 – Secure the string with the pin 6:40 – Step 10 – Feed the string into the tuning post 7:25 – Step 11 – Give the string some slack 7:40 – Step 12 – Turn the machine head to tighten the string 10:18 – Step 13 – Stretch the string 10:55 – Step 14 – Trim the excess string 11:50 – The guitar is in tune 12:04 – Wisdom for what to do with the other 5 strings 12:28 – How to learn my full method for how I restring my guitar 12:50 – How to discover GuitarSuccess4U.com 13:25 – The Pro Tip to prevent string breakage 13:44 – How to get good at restringing your guitar and get peace of mind 14:10 – How to tell if your guitar strings need to be replaced 14:25 – A story of a student’s joy when we put new strings on his guitar #guitarstring #restring #acousticguitarstrings #steelstrings #beginnerguitarlessons About: We all break guitar strings. But what do we do when that happens? Follow my simple 14-step process to getting a fresh acoustic string on your guitar smoothly so you can get back to making music.

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Dance of the Daughters

This is the very first piece I composed when I began creating music on my hammered dulcimer. This video captures what I pictured in my mind's eye for this song - a timeless dance of innocence in an open field in the fading light of a summer day. Madeline (age 9) and Olivia (age 5), you inspire me, and I love you beyond measure.

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DAVID HARSH CONCERT

SNEAK PEEK

Known and loved by many for his creativity on the acoustic guitar, David interweaves original, message-driven Christian music with humor and audience participation to present a dynamic concert that appeals to all ages.

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Boomwhackers

Heart & Soul

Using only Boomwhackers and Octavators, David utilizes looping technology to play the melody and accompaniment of this classic tune.  Watch as the piece unfolds before your very ears.

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Creed

Rich Mullins (cover)

This is perhaps the most well-known of Rich Mullins’ hammered dulcimer songs. It was my privilege to perform it live in a band setting for a Rich Mullins tribute concert in the fall of 2017, marking the 20th anniversary of Rich’s passing. For you dulcimists out there, you’ll be interested to know that on the studio recording of this song, Rich tuned his entire dulcimer down a whole step so he could “think” G Major, but play and sing in F Major.

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Singing Over Me

 

I came to my producer (Brian Reding) with a vision for a “world beat” approach to the studio recording of this song, and I was blown away with what he brought to the table. He played some great ethnic instruments (originating from multiple countries) to create the drum circle texture you hear. Nothing synthesized or sampled – these are all real instruments.

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Four Limbs

David plays 2 guitars at ONE TIME!

In this song, David plays two guitars at the same time. 

It's a song about giving glory to God with all that we have,

all that we are, and all that we do.

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