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Best tuner for metal?
- Thread starter SixtyCycleHum
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Is the tuner for a left or right handed bass?
Is the tuner for a left or right handed bass?
I'm looking for the ambidextrous series, tbh.
Whatever one the other band brings along will do.
Look man, if their tuner doesn't djent, I'm out..
- Apr 20, 2009
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You need a tuner for metal???
Yes. Wooden tuning forks are hopeless for playing metal.You need a tuner for metal???
How do we follow your order to ignore you? Whether we ignore you or not, we're not ignoring you in some way.
For metal, it's already tuned at the factory. Good to go without a tuner.
I'm tuning to Eb, but my tuning fork is D. Should I use a capo on it?
True story - The metal band we shared a room with used to do it like this:
All the stringed instruments tuned down as low as their instruments would allow it. When everybody had reached their lowest they compared pitch and everybody tuned up to meet the weakest.
All the stringed instruments tuned down as low as their instruments would allow it. When everybody had reached their lowest they compared pitch and everybody tuned up to meet the weakest.
I was thinking about relicing pedals and selling them as an upgrade.
I sent you a PM, I have a side business relic'ing 9V battery's, I just leave them in an extra tool drawer for 6 months after draining them about halfway. It's authentic. With your pedals and my 9V we could make it big.
