cjd-player
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I think the Tune Tech 500, Intelli IMT500, and the Fazone are all the same tuner made by the same shop in China.
Probably just labeled and priced differently.
Probably just labeled and priced differently.
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Which clip on tuner for acoustics??
- Thread starter chazzan
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I always thought that the best solution to our tuning problems are built in tuners in the preamp, like Fishmans.
I tend to lose guitar equipment, wrenches, plectrums, tuners etc...so when I have an accessory into the instrument I don't have to think about where it is. Usually I found these tuners very accurate.
I tend to lose guitar equipment, wrenches, plectrums, tuners etc...so when I have an accessory into the instrument I don't have to think about where it is. Usually I found these tuners very accurate.
cjd-player
Senior Member
cuthbert said:so when I have an accessory into the instrument I don't have to think about where it is.
You just have to worry about whether the battery is good, and where the spare is. :mrgreen:
So I bought the tune tech/ fazone tuner- however the brand on the tuner was Oasis- the brand that makes the guitar humidifiers.
First impression: picks up the strings well, and gives an accurate readout.
It seems that it has slightly different pitches that read in tune, than the intellitouch though.
When I get the guitar exactly in tune with this tuner, there is a slight difference in how the guitar tuning is tempered. I will have to learn how to compensate.
Ugh- a good ear can be a curse sometimes!
First impression: picks up the strings well, and gives an accurate readout.
It seems that it has slightly different pitches that read in tune, than the intellitouch though.
When I get the guitar exactly in tune with this tuner, there is a slight difference in how the guitar tuning is tempered. I will have to learn how to compensate.
Ugh- a good ear can be a curse sometimes!