Violin Strings Replacement
Brittany Preston and 2 other contributors
Last updated on Mar 4, 2020
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide is intended to help users through the process of fixing broken or worn out violin strings. A violin has four strings: E, A, D, & G. The order of the strings from left to right is G, D, A, & E. The G string is the deepest pitched string and the E is the highest pitched string. The purpose of this guide is to enable violin players to restring their violin on their own instead of having it done at a music store.
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Turn the peg belonging to the string you are wanting to change to loosen the string.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thanks for this very clear set of instructions with clear images. I am an amateur violinist and broke a string while tuning. Even I could use these instructions and it was as easy as the post says. Thanks for posting and to ifixit in general.
