String Cleaner Solves Guitar Player Problem!

When you play your guitar your fingers transmit dirt debris, oils, and perspiration to the guitar strings.  This particularly happens when sliding along, or bending the strings, although even just touching the strings will produce a certain amount of oil and debris.

The dirt and debris will cause oxidation and rust of your guitar strings which causes them to lose their strength, tone, and brilliance, leaving you with a non responsive string and a dull sound.  Not only will this make it more difficult to play, but you simply won’t get as good a sound from your guitar, and the only way to correct the sound is to change the strings.

So what can you do to keep your strings in top quality condition?
It’s important to the life of your strings to wipe them clean after every use.  This will go a long way to extending the life of your guitar strings. You can also use cleaning materials such as alcohol to clean the strings, but you need to be careful not to get that material on the guitar as it will damage the finish.

Over the years, guitar players have struggled with this dilemma.  It’s not unusual for professional guitar players to change their guitar strings on a weekly basis, depending on how frequently they play.  This adds up to quite an expense.  But all great guitar players know that in order to get the sound they want, the strings need to be responding and transmitting a brilliant sound.

The “String Cleaner” Solution
Dave Chiappetta is a guitar player, arranger, producer, and composer of music.  Dave, like most professional guitar players was frustrated with trying to clean his guitar strings with alcohol, rags, and his fingernails.  So he invented the “String Cleaner”.

The “String Cleaner” is a simple device that surrounds the guitar strings in a specially selected micro-fiber cloth material.  The material is made up of thousands of tiny material loops which are semi-coated, and totally surround the strings when the string cleaner is in the closed and secured position.  When the string cleaner is slid up and down the length of the strings, the material first loosens dirt and debris and then collects and removes it from the strings.  The string cleaner also has “fret ramps” on the bottom part of the device which makes it easier to slide the device up and down the fret board, and easier to get into the hard-to-reach areas such as at the top of the neck.

The “String Cleaner” is a great solution to a problem that guitar players have struggled with for years.

Right now we have a special price on the “String Cleaner”, and a bonus offer on another little problem solver for guitar players, which helps keep track of your guitar picks.

Go here to learn more about the “String Cleaner”