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Location: Portland, OR | Most of you probably know this but if you're near a computer and you don't want to drag out the tuner, this is pretty convenient:
http://www.gieson.com/Library/projects/utilities/tuner/ |
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Posts: 2683
Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | I couldn't resist. It sounded "off" to my ears so I got out my tuner. The only one that is dead-on is the G. The rest are sharp, except the high E which is flat. It'll get you in the ballpark, but when you play a chord, you'll know that something is wrong. |
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October 2007
Posts: 283
Location: Portland, OR | Hmmm. Could be why my playing sounds so lousy. Or I should say, among the reasons why...... |
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December 2004
Posts: 4394
Location: East Tennessee | I keep a Korg Chromatic right next to my monitor.
More fun to use it a read what's going on in the OFC. :D |
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September 2006
Posts: 10777
Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | I just got a clip-on cheapie for my All-Acoustic K1111.
And it also works Great on my Pacemaker, so it works on 12-er's.
About $14...
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on line tuner
