I Can’t See My Electric Guitar Strings for Finger Picking

I once had bi-focals now I have had cataract surgery. I see adequately for reading but seeing my guitar strings perfectly for strumming or picking is difficult sometimes.

My Black Peavey Tele Solution to Near Sightedness (can’t see near)

Today I was playing my year 2000 black Peavey Predator-Plus TK from Korea and I noticed something. This is an Android photo without flash. Sorry, I think the focus is imprecise.

The black Peavey has a black background for seeing the strings better. It’s an improvement. – Shoshin Guitarist.

Pretty simple. Playing electric guitar is easier when you have a black guitar.

Harder to see Guitar Strings on a White Background

It’s harder for me to see strings on a non-black background.. Here’s my Glarry Thinline Semi-Hollow with its mottled white background. This is an Android photo without flash.

My Electric Guitar isn’t White – What Shall I do?

Well, you could purchase colored guitar strings. I know they exist.

But there is an outside possibility that one of those colors would blend in to your guitar’s color no matter what the color. Maybe.

Buy a colored pack of guitar strings and string on your electric guitar.

Acoustic Guitar Solution to Seeing your Guitar Strings Better

Even with my near sightedness (can’t see near perfectly), I normally can see my guitar strings for strumming or picking. Sometimes it’s a problem.

Again, you could buy some colored strings as a potential solution.

Did the Black Guitar Solution Help you See Your Guitar Strings?

Hope so. Or at least consider using colored guitar strings.

I noticed it this morning and wanted to do a small post about it.

Either purchase a black guitar or colored guitar strings.

Thanks for visiting Shoshin Guitarist today.

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