How quick and easy is it to change strings? Need an allen wrench? Can take standard weight elixers?
769284
If you enter the traveler guitar website there is a video which shows you how to change the strings. I didn't change my strings yet but it doesn't seen to take very long and the manual recomends which string to use if I'm not wrong.
769285
I snap them on a regular basis (well the E string anyway). I have no trouble changing them and don't use any tool. I don't know what a "weight elixers" is.
769286
I'm confuse with your question, this is a guitar not a potion you can drink. Make life simple pls.
1877449
Yes, you will need an allen wrench. Can't remember if one came with it. Pretty easy to do though. I bought a Strider ST-4 No-Pedal Balance Bike from Amazon also, and that one has flip levers to adjust the seat and handle bar. However, the ST-4 was more expensive.
729492
Yes its very easy. I installed mine and it took 10 min. It was my first time ever for changing hardware.
1254107
very easy. May need a pair of pliers and a towel the first time, but after that hand tighten and you're good to go.
794373
It depends on what you call "easy". You have to loosen two screws and move the extension part, then retighten. It can be done in less than a minute. This miter gauge is absolutely dead on for accuracy. I highly recommend it.
918649
Tina, happy to answer any other questions. I thought this would be a daunting task, but I was "shocked" (pun intended) how " easy" replacing the shocks were.
1201633
When you ask the question of whether or not I could change the cable I would have to answer that I probably could have changed them but due to the inexperience on my part I did not know what I needed to know to verify that I had done it correctly. The technician made sure that the pulleys were timed correctly. Just stringing the cable is possible as the arm tension can be completely loosened to the point of attaching the cables but I would only do it if I had to. In the filed on a hunt and nowhere else to go, sure. but if I had a pro to call on I would have him do it. He did say there are some details that need to be checked when retightening the bolts holding the arms. At my local Sportsman's Warehouse the archery department took the time to change out the cables for me and tune the bow. It cost me $10 for the tuning and the time in the shop. To me it was worth it.
246667
Very easy. all you need is a ballpoint pin to push the spring down then pull the old ones off. then push the new ones on.
441526
Yes the string is easy enough to pull and quite robust. The only weak point is the plastic of the center bit. So I would avoid anything with too much resistance, such as chocolate or fats. We use it every day got about two years use out of it before we had to get a new one.
2011679
I had old caster sockets on mine too. but the sockets that came with the Ernie Ball's were brand new and took only minutes to switch out. The new caster stems were not an exact match. I figured why not replace everything....And that was a good decision.
705858
Very easy... Remove the two input and output adjustment knobs(they pull straight up, no screws) remove the shaft retainer nuts and washers from the input/output potentiometers (located directly under the knobs you just pulled off). Four phillips head screws hold the housing on. Remove them, slide the metal housing off, pull the tube out of the socket and plug in your new tube. Re-install the housing, shaft washers and nuts, push the knobs back on and you"re done. Should take you ten minutes. Hope that helps!
511725
Sorry for the writing, I'm on my phone. But you'll get the idea. No tools requires. They are cylinders in side the tubes. You'll notice a red lever that moves back and forth. At first I didn't know what it was for and flipped it from side to side. Later I realized it is a lever to move the skidding piece of metal plate that keeps the 2.5lb weight in place. To add or remove the 2.5 you remove the plastic selector and take out the handle and the adders weights can be added removed. Only takes a couple seconds.
2110107
I would take it to a local guitar shop. They'll replace strings and set you up for no more than $5 a string.
1147736
I wouldn't change them all at the same time if you have an acoustic. You could cause the soundpost inside to fall out of place. Personally, I'd only replace the broken string, unless you have cheap ones on. Either way change them one at a time.
749417
As others have said, replacing the strap is quite easy. I actually replace a cable with the strap even that operation dis not require taking the winch apart. Take your time winding the new strap on, maybe have some help keeping it tight as it goes on. I think you'll like this new strap.
1017315
Agreed. Very easy to change, and the locking levers are secure. Just be sure to check the screws that mount the lever assemblies to the legs. One of mine came loose while I was making an adjustment and the leg section fell out. Not a big deal, fixed with the turn of the screwdriver.
672929
No tools are required. You bend them a little and the old ones come off. Do the same for the replacements. Easy.