Is it bad to put nylon strings on a western acoustic guitar?
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Also, if you want to go for a more natural sound, nylon should be a no-no.
First hand experience.
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I don't know if it is bad enough to break your guitar, but my guitar teacher and google say that it a bad idea.
The bits that the strings sit on (nut and saddle) are apparently designed for one type of string or the other, so nylon strings wont fit very well on a guitar designed for steel strings.
(My guitar teacher!)
http://www.musiccenters.com/strqa.html
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081018100603AAtLVQT
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