How Do You Replace Strings On A Violin?
Even the best violin is nothing without its strings. The strings of a violin are responsible for the instrument’s sound production, but all violin strings wear out and require replacement from time to time. Though the process of changing strings is relatively simple, you need to get it just right to ensure the best possible sound and proper maintenance of the violin. Buy replacement strings. Violin strings of many brands and types are available at most music supply stores, but make sure you get the proper pitches: E, A, D and G. For the sake of consistency of sound, you’ll want all of your strings to be of the same brand and make. If you’ve never replaced any of your strings before, replace all of them. Remove and replace one string at a time. The bridge of the violin is held in place by the force of the tightened strings, so only remove one string at a time to avoid dislodging this piece. Remove each string by loosening the tuning peg (the thick, usually black pegs on the end of the v
