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Location: East Tennessee | I'm looking to get another tuner to take when I play out. I have a clip on but it does not work well on Ovation headstock's.
Thinking about a Sabine AX-2000W but am not that familiar with them. This model sticks to the surface and is removable. Are they accurate? Do they stay put when playing?
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Location: GA USA | That's an interesting looking device. I don't know about that model. but I have two Sabine STX-1100's and I like them a lot. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Get a Seiko clip, they run in the $30 range. That's what I did and they fit Ovations. I also plug it into a little Seiko chromatic tuner that I think was $60 back whenever I got it.. I've found this to be the best, been through the intellitouches etc. |
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Location: Alagoas, Brazil | I have a clip-on also, and it sometimes fails to read one or other string, usually D or G.
So, if I´m thinking of a more demanding situation - other than tunning the guitar before playing in my living room - I use a Boss TU-80, conected to the cable, just before the amp.
I also have a short cable - 1m (~3ft) - that I can use to connect the tuner to the amp. So the tuner sits leisurely on the amp, ready to use. |
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Location: East Tennessee | At home I use a Korg CA-30 Chromatic which works really well. I'll take a look at Seiko. |
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Location: Bismarck, ND | I've got a Sabine AX-800 tuner, it's a really old model but still works great and is very accurate. I think the first one they came out with that sticks to the guitar body. It stays put and is super easy to remove. |
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Location: East Tennessee | I picked up a Sabine AX-2000W on eBay today. |
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