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-[* black] There will be (or should be) loose ends on the head of the guitar and at the bottom of the bridge of the guitar. Use your handheld wire cutter to cut these loose ends off.
-[* icon_note] Do ***not*** completely remove the loose end. Leave a small, half inch nub there. Cutting the end too close to the tuning peg or the bridge may cause the string to slip out of position later.
+[* black] Once the guitar is tuned, remove the loose ends from the head and bridge of the guitar with your handheld wire cutter.
+[* icon_note] Do ***not*** completely remove the loose ends. Cutting the end too close to the tuning peg or the bridge may cause the string to slip out of position later. Leave at least a half an inch piece in place.