Use your string winder to loosen your strings until they're floppy. You may not need to remove them entirely, which can save you some time. However, you do need to loosen them enough that you can remove them from the bridge. I disagree totally, I had a applause about 20 years ago and I wish I never had to sell it. It was a great guitar for the price and it sounded great hooked up to a decent amp.

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For some time I have had guitars and basses all over the shop, generally getting in the way. Them I bought this. You can use any reference point between the 8th and the 12th fret. Just make sure you use the same one every time.