I used to search for the proper guitar strings frequency countless times . I know, I know – nowadays everyone has smartphones with the possibility of downloading one of thousands tuning apps at the blink of an eye, but still, I’m going to write them down right here so the next time I’m gonna know where to find them:)

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Guitar string frequency

Sixth string, E, the one on the top if you’re holding the guitar the right way aka the one with the lowest tone, should be tuned to 82,41 Hz.

Fifth string, A, second from the top, should have 110 Hz.

Fourth string, D, should have 146,83 Hz.

Third string, G, should have 196 Hz.

Second string, commonly known as B, but in some countries alternatively known as H, should have 246,94 Hz.