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PostPosted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 5:07 am 
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I was wondering if anyone knows where to buy a tuner that can be installed into a guitar.


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I think this may be what you are looking for.
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Artec do a piezo saddle & preamp with a tuner in the preamp.

you'll have to cut a BIG soundport for it though, it's HUGE!!!

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There was a new device "making the rounds" a while back consisting of a hand held that slips over the tuner key. It reads pitch and then adjusts the tuner head accordingly.
Probably a matter of time before someone ties these devices together and tweaks the tuning "on the fly". Thinking out loud here, seems that Gibson or one of the other majors may already have something like this "on the market" or at least patented.
There is a tuner out there that clips onto the headstock to read pitch for manual adjustment.
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Check this out for an on board tuner...

http://www.bassurgery.com/c_tuner.php

The guy makes some amazing basses!


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Very cool, Jammy!
Dan--This is the "clamp-on" tuner I was thinking of.INTELLITOUCH
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The Intellitouch is the tuner I use and works exceptionally well on the guitar and the banjo. Best gizmo I've used.

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Same here with the intellitouch. others can be playing will I'm still tuning

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I use a tuning fork, no batteries required. Intellitouch looks good too though.



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i have got an aura on my martin and love it. looking to put something like that on the ones i make. fishman has them but your looking at like $300-400 for the pickup with on board tuner. i will probably just do that...


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Built in tuner
There's an article in the current issue of Guitarmaker.
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I just bought an Atrec Edge-BT-MC that has a pezio undersaddle pickup as well as an internal mic and onboard tuner from www.acousticpreamp.com.


This pickup is going into the "prima" guitar I have been finishing and will be used for praise and worship music. I'll try to write up a review when I get the guitar finished and the pickup installed.


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Way cool, Ken!


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I like to keep things out of my guitar bodies and avoid obstuctions to my "air pump". Would this addition be considered something of value stuck in a handmade instrument..........maybe so, maybe no?

Not my cup of tea but good luck

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The article in Guitarmaker talks about this device not being suited to an acoustic.


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The pickup I am using doesnt have a pickuo in the sound hole like the one pictured on their main web site.


Try this link for the edge-BT


http://www.acousticpreamps.com/servlet/Detail?no=19


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