What a complete waste of time!
I have an electronic tuner (as do most guitarists), which cost about £10 and you just get a needle telling you to tighten or loosen the string, it still automatically works out what string it is.
And at that price it's only going to be bought by seasoned guitarists who know when their guitar is in or out of tune.
Still interesting gimmick, but nothing more than that.
better to have quick automatic tuning than to have a bunch of different guitars on stage or fannying about with capos
It'll knacker the strings if you're tuning them up and down the whole time, further more you still need to fanny with capos as you can't tune it up to the 7th fret or anything.I have an electronic tuner (as do most guitarists), which cost about £10 and you just get a needle telling you to tighten or loosen the string, it still automatically works out what string it is.
Extremely useful when playing live..
Nah, if you can't tell that your guitar is out of tune you shouldn't be playing live! And if you're using strings that are so knackered that you get out of tune mid gig you need to start spending money on fresh strings!And at that price it's only going to be bought by seasoned guitarists who know when their guitar is in or out of tune.
Still interesting gimmick, but nothing more than that.