A mindset that has helped me lately is focusing on continued effort, continued output, and accepting that in each moment I did the best I could at that time. I can pick out negative things with a perfectionist attitude, however when I view my passions and goals as a lifelong journey, the journey is the joy, not any specific achievement. I value my effort, over my performance. This helps me paradigm shift that perspective. Falling in love with the process, not the result, is working for me!

Putting nylon strings on a guitar that's meant for steel can be a plus. Most classical necks are too wide and too challenging for most hands and you don't want to feel as if you have to fight, discipline or tame the guitar in order to at least get a descent sound from it. You may also have to widen the thinner nut slots.

Ball End Classical Guitar Strings are simply Regular Classical Guitar Strings with Ball Ends tied on the ends of them (they do make tie beads that allow you to convert any Tie end Classical Guitar Strings into Ball End versions) so the tension is going to be pretty low compared to steel. They make restringing Classical Guitars a snap cause you don't have to tie them on to the bridge, and it also lets the strings come out of the bridge at a steeper angle over the saddle, which makes the Guitar a bit louder.

8:30 Actually a company out in Austria named "Thomastik" makes Steel Strings designed for Nylon String Guitars, their Classic S Series. KR116 strings are what Jake Wildwood reccomends.

You will need to adjust/loosen the neck truss rod (CAREFULLY!) if your guitar is equipped with one. To flatten the fret board to meet the lower tension and angle of the lighter string tension. That will greatly reduce buzzing ✌🇺🇸

Where's the video on what this sounded like with Steel?

I have a Taylor GS Mini Mahogany. What will the tonal and volume change be swapping to nylon from steel. Please post a video comparison? That would be really great to compare tonal quality between steel and nylon.

Am i seeing this correctly are strings 4 5 and 6 still steel but only 1 2 and 3 are switched to nylon. And if so can i switch all 6 to nylon.

What’s the name of your guitar does it have a built-in electronics? I am looking for a regular thin neck acoustic/Electric guitar With ball end nylon strings. Someone please recommend an Acoustic electric ball end nylon string guitar with the specifications. Or an acoustic electric guitar that ball end nylon strings can be added. Does your guitar keep in tune With the ball end nylon strings?

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I tried this and a couple of the nylon strings broke as soon as I put tension on them.

I heard that nylon strings won,t last long and break on the tightening peg with sharp edges on the hole

If I change steel strings to nylon on an electro-acoustic guitar, will the pickup/preamp/tuner still function properly on my small Yamaha APTX2?

I've heard that the edges in the holes on the tuning post tend to cut through the nylon strings in short order. Especially high e. Is there a solution for that?

Ball End Nylon Strings will facilitate restringing. Thomastik Makes KR 110 Flat Wound Classical Strings which are Steel Strings made for Classical Guitar.

Thomastik Infeld makes Special Steel Strings designed specifically for Classical Guitars.

They actually make Steel Strings designed specifically for a Classical Guitar, the Thomastik Classic S Series featuring KF110 & KR116

Power pins would help w/ restringing too

I was wondering if I have to do a full setup if I were to switch from steel to nylon. I’ve read online and they say to do so; what’re your thoughts?

3 metal ultra light and nylon 3 down classic guitar works but always I retune guitar for tension

I didn't really understand the top winding by your directions.

Thank you for this, I was wondering if I could change my steel strings for nylon, I will try, buying on amazon now

KF110 Flatwounds might also work

Did the strings fit on the nut hole? Cause some of nylon strings bigger than the acoustic guitar nut hole

As a lifelong student and teacher.... 👨‍🎓🎸🙏 Personally, I find when students struggle it's less about the physical limitations (physical limitations can be fixed with a better guitar size, sitting position, string tension, string size, lower tension strings, many pros use light tension strings) and far more about the following ingredients.... I find it's more about; 1) finding applicable learning strategies, ✅ 2) combined with healthy effort/repetition that retains the joy of learning, play is essential to learning, when there is play: learning becomes the reward! ✅ 😁 3) and the psychology (largely fixed vs growth mindset). Growth mindset makes major improvements compared to a fixed mindset. 💪 4) Also intrinsic motivation (student led goals/hopes/dreams/wishes) has healthy long term rewards. ⭐️💫🥅 5) Where extrinsic pressure (being forced by someone or something else or a specific achievement as the end goal) can make learning stressful, so it doesn't last as a life long hobby/habit nor is it as rewarding or holistic for the student. ❌😬🥺😥 I find the best combination seems to include... 👍 1) collaborating via exploring the endless strategies for learning together with the student/ parent / tutor / band/ community. ✅👏 2) holistic effort that includes a lot of fun and play and exploration ▶️😁 3) growth mindset (the belief it's not a matter of if, only a matter of when) 💪 🤨 4) mostly if not all goals to be intrinsically motivated! 🥅👏👍 Blessings to you! -Lance Carr

Power Pins should help w/ restringing & this Guitar can use any string set.

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What do you do about the high strings not fitting into the nut slot????

Hi, My question is : On the classical the saddle is in right angel to the strings but on on the acoustic the saddle is skew a bit. Does nylon strings make any false tunes on acoustic because of that? Or it is better the saddle reprepared to the right angel ( just like on classical)for the precise tune? Obviously it is with reason in right angel on the classical.

Does nylon strings hurt more or steel one???

so your sying that i can change my steel strigns guitar into nylon?

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Just cut off the excess strings instead of leaving them tied up. Just another chance to create buzzing, and it looks ridiculous.

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I didn't find Ball end nylon strings, so what can I do?

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I did this but my guitar gets out of tune very fast

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Nylon strings do not need the intonation angle, as they are more flexible, and do not go sharp when you fret them, so a compensated bridge/saddle is not really suitable. The nut also will need replacing so that the strings sit higher and don't buzz on the low frets, and the slots need to be wider as the strings are thicker. There will be less space between the strings too for that reason, which could make playing trickier on the lower frets. The saddle will need replacing for the strings to sit higher raising the action at the twelfth fret so that they don't buzz. Also you will lose a lot of volume from the guitar played unplugged, as the top will not vibrate as much as an accoustic guitar because there's only half the string pressure. Many accoustic pickups will not work the same with nylon strings either. All this considered I wouldn't bother, if you want a change occasionally I recommend buying a Spanish guitar, (or a fusion/crossover) instead, they're made for the job, and sound much better.

can i put steel string on my nylon guitar?

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