The revolutionary Planet Waves S.O.S. Guitar Tuner pulses two out-of-phase LED light beams directly onto the vibrating string. When the string is out of tune, the two lights will visually dance on the string being tuned. As you approach in-tune statu...
If you practice, it can be quite fast and precise at a level way, way beyond its meager price
All in all a quick, tiny, accurate way of tuning a guitar.
The needle in my chromatic tuner (a needle drawn on an LCD) wobbles a
In fairly dim light, for a guitar in standard tuning and a really hawk-eyed musician, it makes a good and certainly a compact way to check an almost-in tune situation
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Compared to your typical guitar tuner in normal use, this thing is a pain to use
This thing is kinda cool, a new idea or way of doing something, but also not so easy to use
This thing works great for a cheap strobe tuner.
I really find this thing useful with relative tuning; once I get the low E string in tune, I can use the strobe to check the A string and also visually and audibly compare it to low E at fret 5.
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If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
No need to hear the notes yet be in perfect tune easoer anf faster than other tuners
So if you cant tune close by ear, you wont be able to use this, to fine tune it at all
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If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
so they don't miss this important step
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If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
Cant give 5 stars due to it not being the strongest piece of equiptment out there
If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
The pros:-Makes it easier to tune a guitar with ambient noise.-It is a good conversation piece.-Small size
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The idea of such an inexpensive strobe was too good to pass up!
It does work as a strobe
If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
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It works by showing you a pulse on the string, then you tune the string, to slow the pulse down, and stop it completely, to be in perfect tuneThe problem is, if the string is way out of tune, you will not see the pulse at all
If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
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You could use it as a backup in those aggravating times when all you have is a headstock clip-on and the noise level is so high that your guitar is picking up sympathetic harmonics out the wazoo: enter the light-based tuner, and problem solved
Works as well as tuners that sell for well over 5 times as much
If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
(I'd put it somewhere in the 3 - 5 cents range if you take enough time).
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If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
First, most guitar tuners aren't sensitive enough to make 0.4 degree adjustments, and Second, there's no big sign that turns on and says "Ding, you've got it right
The needle in my chromatic tuner (a needle drawn on an LCD) wobbles a
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No need to hear the notes yet be in perfect tune easoer anf faster than other tuners
If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
If you need to do non-standard tuning, you'll have to use the strobe against a fretted string; for Drop D tuning, for example, you'll need to fret the low E at 2 and use E6 for comparison.
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The revolutionary Planet Waves S.O.S
Guitar Tuner pulses two out-of-phase LED light beams directly onto the vibrating string
When the string is out of tune, the two lights will visually dance on the string being tuned
As you approach in-tune status, the movement slows down and eventually stops when you are perfectly in tune
This revolutionary visual tuning system enables precision tuning in silent or noisy environments, with the need for audible sound or sensing of any kind
- Ergonomic pick-sized design - Light Based Tuning - Precisely tune in dark or noisy environments
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