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All strings off at one time, or, one at a time?
On acoustic guitar I know it’s your preference. Is it so with the uke? Thanks for any opinions! |
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I do one-at-a-time with any stringed instrument - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, archtop, banjo, mandolin, uke...
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I like to take them all off at the same time so I can do a good cleaning and treat the fretboard.
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I agree with Steve, one at a time.
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I do one at a time, just like my guitars. I don't think it matters much, just personal preference
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One at a time for any instrument with a floating bridge (i.e., mandolin).
All off for others (i.e., acoustic flat tops, etc.) |
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I texted The Ukulele Site to get their opinion and was told either way would be okay.
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