Nylon Guitar

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Turning Point $13.99 "Turning Point" is a blend of contemporary jazz and smooth R & B grooves. It features the hollow body jazz guitar,the nylon string and acoustic guitar. It is full of melody, memorable hook lines and nice guitar work to create a vibe that the smooth jazz enthusiast will surely enjoy....

Stagg C530BL 3/4 Size Classical Guitar - Blue $69.99 Staggs 3/4 size classical acoustic guitar is the perfect solution for beginners who want to learn to play guitar! It features a basswood top, back, and sides with a solid maple fingerboard and bridge that are painted black to provide a classic look. The high gloss blue finish gives this beautiful sounding guitar an elegant look as well. Makes an excellent gift idea!...

Stagg C542 Full Size Classical Guitar - Transparent Blue $83.99 Staggs 4/4 full size classical acoustic guitar is the perfect guitar for anyone interested in learning classical stylings of playing guitar! It features a basswood top, back, and sides with a solid maple fingerboard and bridge that are painted black to provide a classic look. The high gloss transparent blue finish gives this beautiful sounding guitar an elegant look as well. Makes an excellent ...

Pumping Nylon $13.84 Born from a daily warm-up and exercise routine, enhanced with previously unavailable technical information and blessed by Scott Tennant (the holy master of classical guitar himself), comes the best-selling series, Pumping Nylon. Learn to turn every note you play into an inspirational musical experience by improving your accuracy, precision, control, synchronization, speed, focus, and stamina. Esse...

Pumping Nylon (includes Paperback book) $19.20 No Description Available.Genre: How To - Musical InstructionRating: NRRelease Date: 4-JUL-2006Media Type: DVD...

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How do I tell if my guitar takes nylon or steel strings?

I had already taken the old strings off, thrown them away and purchased steel Martin acoustic strings. However, the pitch is very off - even when tight, the strings give off the sound of seeming loose (very unclear). Then it occurred to me that perhaps the strings were nylon? I just recently received it, so this is my first time changing its strings. If it helps, the model is a Fender Gemini III. Thanks!

Its for sure a steel stringed guitar!

Maybe you tuned it wrong or these could be something wrong with the body, the strings could be so new so they aren't stretched out, the tuning pegs might be broken and unscrewed!

It could be any number of things, but it is definitely not a nylon string guitar, those who say its the same thing obviously have never owned a nylon string, stringing a nylon is not the same as stringing a steel stringed.

I suggest you take it to a friend or a music teacher at your school and ask, because thats never happened to me all I can say is... Once your strings begin to leave your hands smelling like metal and they look black you should get new ones