Yamaha YAS-52 Use and Care Guide - Page 10
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Have a great time playing your Yamaha guitar!
Special thanks to
master guitar technician Ken Newfield for advice and photos.
Note: The clear nylon strings have a tendency
clear nylon strings have a tendency
to slip out of the peg hole when you tighten them.
To prevent this, follow steps 5, 6 and 7 below:
Step 6:
Tie a knot in the string.
Step 7:
Pull the knot tight and you
are ready to wind the string.
Note: The strings on a classical guitar will stretch considerably. At first it may
seem like they will never stay in tune! They will eventually stabalize.
It is best
not to pull them or stretch them, as this can make the intonation uneven.
Step 5:
Thread the string through the peg
hole.