Wholestones Review - Is There Really A Difference?

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• Another thing to consider is that even if there
  is enough space between the tuners for the larger
  tuner socket, if your tuning pegs are small, the
  winder may fit loosely over them and have a lot
  of play (no pun intended!), making it awkward to
  use. Of course, some guitars have large tuning
  pegs, so you may need the larger socket. Your
  best bet is to take your guitar with you when you
  shop for the perfect winder. You could also get a
  variety of sizes, as many guitar players have
  more than one guitar. There are a number of
  options available if you decide to go the powered
  route.

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• There are compact handheld models, value models,
  even high speed string winders. I'm the kind of
  guy who is always a half-beat off the music. When
  people clap along with a song, my hands go out
  while others are bringing their hands together!
  So even though I'm musically stunted, I am still
  so thankful for music's sweet sounds! That's
  because music has many wonderful effects aside
  from entertainment. Studies have shown that
  certain types of music (Including Christian
  Children's Music)

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• their favorite nursery rhymes and songs fosters a
  child's language development. Hearing calm, slow
  music such as lullabies can also help sooth your
  child and listening to fast, upbeat music can
  help your children be active. Music is not only
  good for your child, but it is a lot of fun!
  Stimulating children through music and rhythm is
  a tradition that can be beneficial, according to
  child development specialists. One study claims
  that babies can even remember the music played to
  them while in the womb up to a whole year later.

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• There are two basic types of string winders
  available, the hand powered winder, and the
  electric version. While most of the hand powered
  winders are very similar, the electric models
  come in a wider variety. Some of them look like
  vintage cordless screwdrivers, while some even
  have pivot points in the middle for ease of use.
  There's even one that looks like an electric
  drill! While the hand- Wholestones Review
  powered version is a great addition to any gear
  bag, if you change a lot of strings, a powered
  winder may be the way to go. Even though the hand
  cranked models may look very similar, there are
  subtle differences. One thing to consider is the
  size of the tuner socket. Depending on the
  spacing of the tuners on your guitar, some hand
  winders have been known to bump the other tuning
  pegs, or even not fit in between them. Here's an
  example of the classic hand powered guitar string
  winder, from an industry leader. You'll notice
  the difference between the basic models and the
  higher end winders.
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