Legend Acoustic Electric

replacement of electric guitar strings?

Hi I am new to the guitar and just bought a second hand electric guitar. It is quite cheap, made by a company called "legend"? In any case, I have an acoustic guitar too. Slam two strings of my guitar and not I know how to replace them. The chain goes in a hole in the bridge, without visible means of removal. Ideas? Allsorts I tried, but finds no obvious method to remove the chain. All I can think of is that there is a hole next to the ropes for the insertion of an instrument, perhaps? thanks

Unless you have a Guitar Electric Locking Tremolo * (as one of Pink Floyd), you can remove all six strings at once. In a steel chain, remove the bolts from the bridge (the six bolts the bridge holds the strings in Remove the strings. This is a good time to check the fit machines. Make sure everything is nice and cozy. In addition, you may want Use a clean piece button wool Steel 0-0-0-0 (Ask four steel wool in the hardware store). Rub the entire length of the key - always with the grain. This should remove the rubbish "(The technical term for the construction of dirt and oil) and shine your dishes. If you see small flat spots or pits, where the strings are in the dishes, take a technician to check the wear on the frets. Use something like Guitar Honey Number One of the key offering. Far Place ball of string through the hole in the bridge and put the pin into the slot, oriented towards the wrist. Insert it into the bridge. Take the other end of the chain through the hole in the Tuning Machine, around the post and part of the chain that runs parallel to the margin. Leave some slack and turn the machine up developed for that the wind of the whole string in first position is on the short end of the chain. It is much easier than it seems a Once you see. If you have a problem, stop at Music Showcase, and can show you. What we do is "block" the channel itself and therefore less likely to slip. Tune in chain high. If the upper deck of the bridge begins to rise, push it in. Once the ball on the end to secure the PIN must stop moving. Repeat five times and you should be ready. If you have any machines that are in accordance with a slotted hole in the middle, just put the end of the string through the hole and wrap it around the office for chain falls off the bottom of the "wraps". Part (slots This is common and is important to use low enough to close the string through the nut the top of the key) to an angle or the chain rattle. Most Electric Guitars have two types of bridges (or bridge pins). The first type called "top loading" The string is simply fed through the back of the bridge. The other type of rear load "means that the chain is fed through the back of the guitar. If there is a plaque on the guitar going through the ropes, Take It Off when you're restringing - is much easier. * If you have a locking tremolo bridge, use the Allen wrench supplied with it to loosen the screw on the back of the seat (six pieces which are locked in chains) and remove chain. Using a set of wire cutters to cut the ball of string. Now I think this end, in the saddle and tighten with an Allen wrench. On top Button, you get a nut. There must be another Allen wrench to loosen the screws. The rest is almost the same. It is very important to use the same gauge strings and a string to the once (setting the guitar at the height after each line) because the "floating" bridge is very sensitive to voltage changes.