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  Find the Right Guitar for You The first and most important step is finding a guitar. Not just any guitar, the guitar that is the right one for you. Yes, the options are endless, and narrowing down your choice to just one is a tough one. Luckily you can change your mind and guitar whenever you see fit. As the saying goes, it is better to have a guitar that is hard to play than no guitar at all … but if you have a choice, choosing one that fits your hand and body size quite comfortably is going to be a great help to your learning process.  If you’re looking for the ideal guitar, you might want to explore  online guitar parts  to help you customize and fine-tune your instrument to perfection. Learn How to Tune Your Guitar As time passes and you become a master of your chosen craft, you will eventually be able to tune your new best friend by ear. But until such time, using a tuner is the best way to get your guitar to play the right notes. There are 4 main types of tuners that players us

  The first step is to figure out which bridge you already have on your guitar and what you want to accomplish with the upgrade. The first step in figuring out what you have is to consider which brand you want to replace it with. Gibson, Epiphone, and other imported guitars (Tokai, Ibanez, Burny, and so on) have somewhat different bridge measurements, requiring slightly different parts. All of these can be found at  Guitar Parts  as suitable replacements. Read the following guide to each component and discover what matches your instrument before settling on a bridge. Studs for Conversion Bridges You can use one of our conversion bridge studs to convert your import model to match a USA-style bridge (such as our ABRM or Tone-Lock bridge). These studs are simple to install and, in the case of the ESWKIT, require no changes to your current setup. The E-Sert installation instructions are in video format on the  FaberUSA.com  website’s “Help” section. • Faber ESWKIT  – This   guitar bridge