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intonation. I know a lot of guys say you need a strobe, then other guys say you just need a "good" tuner. What specific brand/model tuner does the job properly without spending $300.00 on a tuner!?
Thanks...
Paul
Thanks...
Paul
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I use a Korg GA40 and it is really good. The Korg AW1 is really nice as well, but I dont know how it would work on a Floyd rose guitar, and Im not sure if it can tune down like the GA40 (which can tune down up to 5 semi tones). -
I picked up a mint used Sabine RT-7100 for $100, and it is absolutely loaded with features. It does have a strobe mode, although I haven't tried that out and have no basis for comparison with other strobe tuners.Comment
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You can do intonation with any tuner, but your accuracy will be based on the tuner's built in accuracy. Peterson Stroboflip is super excellent, $200:
It has every mode you'd want, including buzz feiten, and would really be the 'last tuner you'd ever need'. It comes with AC power supply, a stand to mount on a mic stand if you want and a acoustic guitar clamp pickup thing. I saw it at NAMM and bought it from MF the next day.Comment
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I have an really old one (20years old maybe)..
And I can really tune my guitar (and set the intonation perfect)...
Tested my tuning on 3 other tuners...and all told me it was 100% perfect in tune and intonationCold Hollow MachineryComment
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I have the planet waves pedal tuner and I love it for all the strobe functions and accuracy its got to offer. but the most important feature is that its hardwire bypass. I got it for $40. I use it for intonation settings and I think its pretty accurate.SamComment
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