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oops, i have broken my guitar string?

hans asked:


i have just got a new guitar on my birthday and i have broken a string by playing it so much
i dont know how to play a guitar but i am learning.can it be repaired.
can you sugest a shop in khan market,or very close to khan market where i can find a musical instruments shop.please!

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2 Responses to “oops, i have broken my guitar string?”

  1. Peanut. Butter. on April 22nd, 2009 2:10 am

    Ah, of course it can be replaced. You have to know which string it is though and go buy a new one at any music store. They should even be able to put it one for you and answer any questions you have about a guitar. Strings normally cost (around here anyways)…um…I don’t know how much guitar strings cost, I don’t break them often…but my violin strings depending on the brand cost anywhere from say $4.00 to $12.00…maybe consider getting some extra strings to keep with you too so you don’t have to run to the store everytime you break a string. Hope I helped, have fun with your guitar :)

  2. bullkank on April 24th, 2009 8:40 am

    trust me this can be easily fixed.first you need a pack of spare strings that your music store should spply you with.then just pull off the other string by unwinding the tuning knob of that string and pulling it out.now just insert the new string the same way you took it out.wind it back up, and tune it.if u dont have a tuner buy one from a music shop for about $15-$20, veeerrrryyy handy