Don’t Toss That Guitar—Try Fingerstyle Guitar Classes in Harper Woods Instead!
Let’s set the record straight: just because a guitar is missing a string doesn’t mean it’s trash. In fact, if you recently found yourself holding a dusty six-string with a snapped low E, congratulations—you may have just scored yourself a solid practice instrument.
It’s not uncommon to see beginner guitars thrown out because of something as minor as a broken string. But before you send that poor instrument to the curb (or worse—channel your inner rock star and smash it), consider this: most guitars are very fixable. Restringing is a basic part of regular guitar maintenance, and it can breathe new life into an old instrument.
And here’s the thing—if you’re interested in learning to play fingerstyle guitar, that old guitar might be just the tool you need. Fingerstyle guitar classes in Harper Woods are a great way to refine your playing, whether you’re just starting out or returning to guitar after a long break. A good teacher can show you proper technique, help you develop tone and dexterity, and make sure your guitar is ready for action.
Want to know if your guitar is salvageable? Just give it a proper look-over or ask a local guitar tech. Often, it’s a $10 fix, not a total loss. And yes, please resist the urge to throw your instrument out just because it lost a string—guitars have feelings too, probably.
If you’re ready to get started or want to learn more about classes, check out the links below and find the right path to becoming a fingerstyle player today.
🎸 Private Guitar Lessons – Grosse Pointe Music Academy
🎸 Book a Class Now
Reading this makes me want to smash a guitar I don’t use