The end of the string is - like used to - cut but on the backside of the headstock. Then press it back 1mm by the tip of your thumb to avoid dangerous sharp ends. After that turn the button until the string is in tune.

The end of the string is - like used to - cut but on the backside of the headstock. Then press it back 1mm by the tip of your thumb to avoid dangerous sharp ends. After that turn the button until the string is in tune.

The end of the string is - like used to - cut but on the backside of the headstock. Then press it back 1mm by the tip of your thumb to avoid dangerous sharp ends. After that turn the button until the string is in tune.

Push string all the way through the tuner shaft and cut off at the back. Pull back slightly into the housing to prevent any sharp ends sticking out of the tuner.

Push string all the way through the tuner shaft and cut off at the back. Pull back slightly into the housing to prevent any sharp ends sticking out of the tuner.

Push string all the way through the tuner shaft and cut off at the back. Pull back slightly into the housing to prevent any sharp ends sticking out of the tuner.

Push string all the way through the tuner shaft and cut off at the back. Pull back slightly into the housing to prevent any sharp ends sticking out of the tuner.

Push string all the way through the tuner shaft and cut off at the back. Pull back slightly into the housing to prevent any sharp ends sticking out of the tuner.

Push string all the way through the tuner shaft and cut off at the back. Pull back slightly into the housing to prevent any sharp ends sticking out of the tuner.

During the Pedalsteel examples the string-height was raised by a "Metal Slide Extender Saddle" (our Art.-No. 00A08). Also Martin occasionally uses a third lever for some advanced voicings. Steel Guitar Clips The instrument is tuned to...