How can I extend the life of my guitar strings?

I've found a simple pack of custom light strings work, strings 3, 4, & 5 or G, D, & A respectively, and drop tune the A string to a G,...

Three different ideas come to mind: 1) If the fingerboard isn't glossy (looks like bare wood) and looks/feels dry, try nourishing it with some coconut oil or lemon oil. Apply...

Yes. You basically just do the same thing, but with ten strings. I saw someone on YouTube do one with 21 strings!

Pivot your foot and toes downward and thrust both arms into the swing, allowing more of your body weight to give a more accurate thrust.

Yes. It is the opposite position of a right-handed guitar strings. The strings of a left-handed guitar are, starting from top, 6(E) 5(A) 4(D) 3(G) 2(B) 1(e).

No, you cannot do this because it does not have the same 4 strings and same 4 notes.

It depends. If your instrument is in good shape and the neck is not bent out of shape, you don't need to replace them very often. Depending on how much...