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Did your string rip or come out of place? Then you have come to the right place! Replacing strings can be really intimidating, but don't worry! myMy guide will help you fit it. With 7seven simple steps, you can be backreturn to playing in no time. | | Before you begin, make sure to calm the nerves and gather your materials. You will need a flat headflathead screwdriver(preferably one that fits your screws), your string, and some scissors. Make sure to be in an area with good lighting, and somewhere you can rest your horn. | | Remember the horn has a really big bell so you need a surface where it wont slip or fall from your hands. preferably somewhere like your lap. | | ***Reminder:*** have all your supplies beside you where it is reachable because once you get started, it may be a hassle to let go of the string and grab the tools. | | | Alright! Lets get started! You will be back to playing in no time! | | ***Note***: the horn has a massive bell, so you need a surface where it won't slip or fall from your hands. Preferably somewhere like your lap. | | | ***Caution:*** if the horn slips, it may hurt trying to catch it, or if it hurts any body part, so please make sure your horn is secure before you let it go to start restringing. | | | Alright! Let's get started! You will be back to playing in no time! |
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