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	[* black] Cut the strings to size.
	[* black] For the *bass strings, measure one* *tuner head's length *and trim it there.
	[* black] For the *treble strings, measure one and a half* *tuner head's length* and trim it there.
	[* black] When inserting the string into the tuning post, the string end should protrude approximately 1/8th of an inch from the tuner hole.
	[* black] The bass side tuning pegs should be turned in a counter-clockwise direction to tune to pitch and the treble side tuning pegs should be turned in a clockwise direction to tune to pitch.
-	[* ~~black~~] Make sure to remember that the wraps around the tuning post must go *under* the string to properly stay in tune and to avoid creating a kink, which could break the string.
+	[* icon_note] Make sure to remember that the wraps around the tuning post must go *under* the string to properly stay in tune and to avoid creating a kink, which could break the string.
	[* black] *Two to three* wraps are perfect for the *bass strings. The treble strings* require approximately *six *wraps.