How to Change a Violin String
Thursday, July 8th, 2010 at
6:35 pm
Andy Fein, of Fein Violins, shows how to change a violin string.
Check out all of the great violins, violas, cellos, bows, wood music stands, and other musician accessories at http://www.feinviolins.com/
Video produced & directed by Debra Krein
Duration : 0:1:46
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You made it look so …
You made it look so easy .
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The …
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The string hole is drilled so that the string is right up against the edge of the peg box after the peg is turned enough to bring the string up to tension. But as time goes on, and the peg gets turned and pushed every time you tune, the peg shank and the hole eventually wear a little bit, and the peg pushes further and futher in. So the hole ends up too far across the peg box, and eventually the string in the string hole may even prevent you from pushing the peg tight.
That is one …
That is one beautiful tailpiece, Andy!!!!
Also: why do some pegs have two string holes?
thank u so much i …
thank u so much i snaped one of my strings and my mom and dad are really mad at me now so thx now all i have to do is buy new strings now
Thank you so much! …
Thank you so much! This helped a lot!
thx!
thx!