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I know I might sound a bit like a loser, but I got money for christmas and I want to go buy a guitar with it. One thing I would like to know before I get started is what the strings are, like the letters, and how would I tune it. Oh and by the way, It’s(I’m hoping) a 6 string guitar, not a 12.

Thanks a bunch!

Basically, i have an acoustic guitar, but the strings i have bought do not have a ball on them.

The bridge of my guitar has pegs on it, and i’m wondering how to fasten these strings?

I have looked at videos, but either all the strings have balls on, or the guitar doesnt have pegs.

Should i just buy some new strings?
Thanks.

I have a crate, but I’m looking for suggestions.

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I’ve been looking into surge protectors. What is the likelyhood of my amp blowing out or getting damaged from voltage? How would I know if it’s damaged? Is there a way to check?

I want to start teaching myself guitar and I need something good for beginners that isn’t terrible quality, but also isn’t too expensive. Any suggestions?