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By : Shirley T Chaney    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-10-21 06:07:00
It is not surprising that proper care of one's guitar will give you a more consistent quality sound as well as a much longer guitar life. For anyone who is serious about playing guitar it is advisable to buy a number of accessories that are needed for the proper care of the guitar. A guitarist is only as good as the sound and also the quality of the guitar he's playing.

The first item will be a hard shell case for transporting the guitar both to and from the various spots that you'll be playing the guitar. Plenty of people use what they call soft or cloth gig bag which zip up and protect the outside surface of the guitar. A major problem with this type of case is always that the tuning nuts on the end of the neck of the guitar get out of tune nearly every time you transport it as there's nothing to safeguard them from being knocked which in turn causes them to turn and get out of tune.

Additionally, if there is any kind of impact while loading and unloading the guitar, this might bring about chips or maybe actual punctures in the body of the guitar. A hard shell case helps prevent these things from happening as there exists space between the neck and body of the guitar and the actual case. The case was designed to take impact whilst holding the guitar securely on the inside guarding the actual body and neck of your guitar and also keeping it in tune. It is a bit more of an investment than a gig bag nonetheless in the long run it will help to make your guitar last much longer.

An additional item that should be considered for care of the guitar is a guitar stand. You will need this to place the guitar on if you are not playing it. A lot of people lean the guitar against a wall or couch as well as some other stationary object when they are not playing it. There's a couple of reasons why this is not a good practice. The first would be that if you don't lean the guitar in the suitable manner it is possible to very easily warp the neck of the guitar rendering it a great deal more hard to play. Warping of the neck increases the distance between the strings and the neck which causes you to have to apply additional force on the strings while playing.

This could possibly make for some pretty sore together with blistered fingertips! Furthermore, leaving the guitar laying around helps it be considerably more accessible for mishaps to happen. Having a stand keeps the guitar in the same location if you are finished with it and in addition supports the neck close to the body of the guitar which totally prevents warping of the neck - a little expenditure solving some big problems.

The final item that needs to be considered is an actual tuning device for your guitar. You will find that the longer you play your guitar the better you will definitely become at tuning it just by using your ear. However for starting out, you'll want to use something that provides you with the exact sound and also gives the guitar a precise tune up. There's lots of devices which you could get that are very easy to use which will will give you the precise tuning you'll need. Anytime your guitar isn't tuned in the right way this can be very embarrassing - most definitely when you're singing along when using the guitar!

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