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I've recently bought a Kiso Suzuki G-150 (1970) from a thrift shop and for some reason the last one who owned this classical guitar used acoustic strings for E, A, and D while having the G, B, and high E strung with nylon. My first instinct when I got it home was to take all of the strings out due to the unbalanced tension and to clean the whole guitar since it was already leaving my hands with yellow residue.
I thought I can get these repaired by my Luthier, but he said that he doesn't do woodworking and only setups/electronics. Luthiers who does woodworking is rare in my area so it's making me wonder if I can play this for the meantime until I finally have the right one to repair it or if maybe I can also do anything to not make the damage worse.
Insights would be much appreciated :) Thank you so much for your time.
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