StroboPick

cliff Posted 2005-01-27 12:47 PM (#165486) Subject: StroboPick Joined: March 2002 Posts: 14842 Location: NJ Saw this on another board. Anybody seen one of these? : StroboPick Kinda' interesting . . . . . willard Posted 2005-01-27 1:29 PM (#165487 - in reply to #165486) Subject: Re: StroboPick Joined: November 2002 Posts: 1300 Location: Madison, Wisconsin "Preferred by Professionals" & "Perfect for Kids" in the same add. Sounds like they've been to one of the OFC Jams. cliff Posted 2005-01-27 1:32 PM (#165488 - in reply to #165486) Subject: Re: StroboPick Joined: March 2002 Posts: 14842 Location: NJ Funny . . . I've heard those same two euphemisms used for Templeman . . . . amstphd Posted 2005-01-27 4:48 PM (#165489 - in reply to #165486) Subject: Re: StroboPick Joined: January 2003 Posts: 146 Location: Germantown, MD Gee. That looks complicated to use, holding it like a pick and all. I'll stick to pushing the button on my onboard tuner, but then my wife sometimes says I'm lazy. . . John Slipkid Posted 2005-01-27 5:20 PM (#165490 - in reply to #165486) Subject: Re: StroboPick Joined: September 2003 Posts: 9301 Location: south east Michigan What????? They don't make one for a uke? Steve Posted 2005-01-27 5:31 PM (#165491 - in reply to #165486) Subject: Re: StroboPick Joined: July 2002 Posts: 1900 ..so, somehow it uses light to determine the Hz or vibrations per second of each string?... steve willard Posted 2005-01-27 6:07 PM (#165492 - in reply to #165486) Subject: Re: StroboPick Joined: November 2002 Posts: 1300 Location: Madison, Wisconsin Remember those really cool hippie musicians on one of the Star Trek episodes? I think they used one of those to tune the harp.