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Kind of neat for the gigging musician. Some may have aesthetic objections...
Kind of neat for the gigging musician. Some may have aesthetic objections...
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Interesting Tuner
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When I do that, I get an editable title for about 1 second, then the thread opens (I'm on Firefox, I'll try it with IE).
Clark
bongomania
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I dig it 
I'm currently using one of those clip-to-your-headstock tuners. It's kind of inaccurate.
I'm currently using one of those clip-to-your-headstock tuners. It's kind of inaccurate.
You could put the LED thing on the side of your bass...it wouldn't be very visible there. I wouldn't really mind having it next to the pickup knobs.
Looks interesting on paper! Being able to tune in within a one cent accuracy. But I am not sure, if the is no in-tune window or it isn't wide, then maybe it's easy to overskip it, hard to find it? And it's a pity it doesn't accept 9V.
What scares me more, is the ZEROCAP Cable Capacitance Eliminator. Looks like a buffer, but they claim it is not, it doesn't change the output impedance and eats a healthy 100ma of current!
And the sound samples give a sound similar to an enhance or exciter effect. I wonder if this would work on jazz bass pickups and retain a nice full low end. Anyways, I am scared!
What scares me more, is the ZEROCAP Cable Capacitance Eliminator. Looks like a buffer, but they claim it is not, it doesn't change the output impedance and eats a healthy 100ma of current!
And the sound samples give a sound similar to an enhance or exciter effect. I wonder if this would work on jazz bass pickups and retain a nice full low end. Anyways, I am scared!
