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| APT |
Posted - 08/15/2009 : 7:06:36 PM
I'm looking for a tuner appropriate for classical guitar. I have been using a Sabine AX-3000 for a few months. At first, it worked great, but it now has all sorts of problems. Any suggestions? |
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| noeau |
Posted - 08/18/2009 : 2:50:01 PM
just got the Crafter it is nice and accurate. Got rubberized buttons so it doesnʻt rattle either. 21.95 with shipping. |
| APT |
Posted - 08/18/2009 : 1:45:18 PM
Thanks for the advice. Based upon what I have read elsewhere, I'm a little wary of clip ons, though I love the concept. I'll continue to do some homework ... |
| Rich_Smith |
Posted - 08/18/2009 : 08:21:25 AM
My Boss TU-12H has been reliable for both types of strings, and much more accurate than a clip on one. |
| RWD |
Posted - 08/18/2009 : 01:07:38 AM
Any of the clip-on tuners mentioned in the other thread work on classical. As with steel string, you might have to tune to a harmonic on the 6th and 5th strings.
The best tuner I use is a free-standing Peterson virtual strobe. |
| GUke |
Posted - 08/17/2009 : 5:02:43 PM
Would not a clip on tuner work? Is there something you know that a nylon classical guitar is not friendly with the various clip on tuners? And should your classical guitar have a pick up, there are those electronic tuners that connect with a chord. I think a good clip on tuner would work well. And as the other post shows they are not that expensive. |
