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  1. February 15th, 2008, 05:15 PM #1
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    Default N Tune - your tuner pedal is obsolete

    Check this new product out. It's a tuner built right into the guitar and you can put it in any guitar. Looks pretty smart.
    http://www.n-tune.com/main/video

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    Wonder how well that works... I'm skeptic ...
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    I just found out that it's about $100. Kind of makes having a room full of guitars that need tuning a royal pain the the butt. I'll probably stick with a pedal but I'll bet these start showing up on high end guitars.

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    i'll stick to my cheapo korg chromatic tuner ca-30.... :

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    I'm still waiting for my Korg Pitch Black tuner... hope it comes soon!
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    Pretty cool, but who's that guy in the video? "Most people know me as the monster from Mill Creek, others know me as the Rocketman." Maybe I should start introducing myself like that. "Hi, I'm Rob. Most people know me as the Mid-Atlantic Mangler; others know me as That Noisy Person We All Wish Would Go Away."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ro3b
    "Hi, I'm Rob. Most people know me as the Mid-Atlantic Mangler; others know me as That Noisy Person We All Wish Would Go Away."
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    I wonder if other manufacturers will follow and drive the price down?
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    This kind of looks like the tuner system on the Gibson Robotic Les Paul, with the only exception that the tuners aren't automatic.

    I stay with my cheapo tuner that does a brililant job. Considering my guitar's personality ( ) and it's own little intonation world I have to adjust anyway, using a tuner or not.
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