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This method of binding guitar strings
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this is either genius or a speedrun to snapping a $40 string in 0.2 seconds 💀

out of tune on the first strum lol

This is cool and all but surely them being that loose is going to lead to some serious tuning problems later on

Some idiot is gonna be like “omg so that’s where that shape came from!”

doesn't look tight enough

Sloppy as fuck. Use the the same knot for all the strings and make it uniform from the High E to the Low E

🎶 even made it in the music symbol too... what issit called, g clef i think

I mean, it looks cool, but it’s not gonna hold a tune in my opinion

Ну когда слуха нет и играешь так себе- такой херней и занимаются. Для тех кто в теме - как называется арфа в гробу?

Isso é mto fodinha na vdd

Woow this is sensational

That's so musical talent and attention to detail 👌

Very nice👍

Now let's see the same for bass strings.

One of those top 1% technique tbh!

Have fun retuning that thing 40 times before it will hold for more than 2 strums.

<—— can barely tie shoes….

That is slicker than snot on a porcelain doorknob!

Those notes are in the bass clef, not treble It is very cool though

As hinkie and useless as fuck. But it looks cool.

That's beautiful, love how he makes the music symbol

😮😮😮😮😮😮

Pretty and all but has no one heard of string slippage?

How about a bass cleft.

Consistency pushes us closer to our goals

That’s slick!

This is why I’m glad my guitar uses bridge pins. I could never do this.

Someone has OCD!

It looks nice and cool

That's actually the correct way to do it.


