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~Vulpine~ | 11:24 Tue 10th Oct 2006 | Music
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We've just dug out two old violins of ours, and found most of the strings missing. My mum, who has experience with violins, was able to restring every string except E... I think the fine tuner confused her. Does anyone know how to restring an E string on a violin?
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A lot of violins only use a fine tuner on the E string.This is usualy the fist string to break in use & some of the earlyer or cheaper models are held together by string tension so part of it flies accross the stage & is lost! You probably have a bit missing! Good luck!
12:57 Fri 13th Oct 2006
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Oh 'eck, I'll go have a look...:S
10:53 Sat 14th Oct 2006

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