On Jul 5, 9:15 am, RichCI <ric...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have yet to try a tuner that wasn't a pain in the ass and tuned the
> guitar accurately. I freely admit that a tuner will give me the first
> note (low E) more accurately than I can do it from memory but, after
> that, I never can seem to get the strings all in tune relative to each
> other when using a tuner.
Same here. Any time I try to tune without reference (like when I
change strings), I wind up tuning to Eb or D. Maybe because it's
easier for me to sing when I downtune. Maybe it makes me feel like I
have a better vocal range.
> I do want to check out one of those
> Peterson Strobostomps though as it's supposed to be very accurately,
> readable when looking at it on the floor, auto mutes and is true
> bypass and inline in the first place so I don't have to unplug just to
> tune.
I'm pretty happy with the tuner in my XT Live. It's fairly easy and it
mutes the signal. I had a Behringer rack tuner for a while, but it was
a pain. It never recognized the low E string. I wound up tuning the
open A, then tuning the other strings to that. Kinda lame for an
electronic tuner.
- Rich
Mark Bedingfie…
Hotfoot
