I baught steelstrings for my guitar by a mistake. It's the low E-string, and all the other are nylon. Will this have a drastic impact on my sound?
"Trying is the first step towards failure." 
Yes - eventually you will hear a creaking sound followed by the bridge parting company from the body of your guitar.
The tension in a steel string (25-30 pounds) is more than twice that in a nylon string, and even if your bridge doesn't come away from the body, then you're at risk of warping the neck of your guitar. Don't be tempted to change all the strings from nylon to steel, either - you'll get the same results, just faster.
Best,
A :-)
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go on - put 'em on, heavy guage steel ones.
Then post the viedo of your guitar exploding!
Go get some proper strings for it, like Alan has suggested
All the best
Matt
roflmao
thanks. :wink:
"Trying is the first step towards failure."
aaah I feel so stupid.. It's bronzestrings on my acoustic... :oops:
"Trying is the first step towards failure."
Ok now I am confused.
So your guitar is a steel string?
"bronze" are steel strings. They are a mixture of bronze and nickel.
Also, I would change all 6 strings if I had to change one.
