Topic: Arcrylic
I'm thinking of putting acrylic string on my acoustic been using been using D Addario lights playing soft rock and country
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- bensonp
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Re: Arcrylic
It never hurts to try something different. You can always change them back. I used to use medium lights all the time, but slowly went to mediums and thats the end of the line. I love mediums. They just sound better.
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- Roger Guppy
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What are acrylic guitar strings? I have never heard of them, neither can I find anything on Google.
If you actually mean nylon strings that are normally on a classical guitar, the slots on the nut will not be wide enough to take them. Widening the slots will ruin the nut if you want to put back steels. So remove and keep the original nut and buy a spare nut you can alter to use with the wider strings.
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Re: Arcrylic
he might be referring to Silk n Steel by martin but I aint sure and I have never heard of acrylic strings only colors for painting
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Re: Arcrylic
Roger Guppy wrote:
What are acrylic guitar strings? I have never heard of them, neither can I find anything on Google.
If you actually mean nylon strings that are normally on a classical guitar, the slots on the nut will not be wide enough to take them. Widening the slots will ruin the nut if you want to put back steels. So remove and keep the original nut and buy a spare nut you can alter to use with the wider strings.
Roger
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