you should go to the place where you got it. im sure whoever gave it to you or wherever you got it from can show you how to restring it. its not that hard. i learned how to do mine only on the first try
Type how to re-string a floyd rose bridge in google it will give you all the answers but they are an absolute BI*** to restring it will take at least an hour to do the whole set, cause when you tune your string all the others will detune slightly
Push new strings in the opposite direction than above.
Tighten strings to desired note/pitch.
pageiszepplin
if you can't get them out in 1 piece, how r u gonna get them on the guitar in 1 piece
Huh? You get rid of the old strings and put new strings on. Don't cut the new strings, cut the old strings. I don't understand your question. Cutting the old strings just makes it easier to pull it out from the little holes on the bridge. Then you feed the new strings from the opposite end of the bridge and then feed it through the tuning pegs and tighten.
its possible to get the strings off in one piece? or do you have to cut them, i don't know what type of bridge your talking aboutpageiszepplin
Of course you can get the strings off in one piece but they are easier to take off if you cut them because the string is all knarled up where it wraps around the tuning peg and it's a pain to try and thread that end through tiny holes. You don't have to cut them but that is how I do it. Why do you need to keep the old strings in one piece? The bridge I am talking about is called like a stop-bar tune-o-matic or something like that. It's used on electric guitars.
Need help. Strings broke at the very bottom, all six (yes, I know, that's really improbable but it happened anyway). Can't push them through, nothing to push with. Help!
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