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Fetch Musicians
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3 Feb
1:23pm, 3 Feb 2021
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HappyG(rrr)
Oh, sorry, misinterpreted. ER is guitar in Fetch Band. But not saying that he is the Masked Fetchie with the lovely song on podcast. Hmmm....  G |
21 Mar
6:55pm, 21 Mar 2021
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Lizzie Whizz
Hello, please could you recommend a guitar tuner? Thanks |
21 Mar
7:06pm, 21 Mar 2021
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Badger
amazon.co.uk I use various Snarks on my stringed instruments, work very well unless you are standing too close to a certain guitarist doing his traditional warm up check that he is louder than everyone else put together. |
21 Mar
7:22pm, 21 Mar 2021
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Eynsham Red
amazon.co.uk I’ve used this Boss TU-10 successfully for many years. As Badger alludes to, if you’re near another source of loud sound, it can mess up the tuning indication. |
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21 Mar
7:25pm, 21 Mar 2021
24683 posts
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Lizzie Whizz
Thank you (forgot to say, acoustic) T10 has sworn he will practice if I get him lessons. I've been had before... |
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21 Mar
7:29pm, 21 Mar 2021
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Eynsham Red
Both Snark and Boss will be fine for acoustic (and electric) as they pick up the vibrations created by the instrument. |
21 Mar
8:05pm, 21 Mar 2021
15348 posts
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Garfield
Polytune is good too - hubby swears by it - andertons.co.uk |
30 Mar
11:57am, 30 Mar 2021
3198 posts
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jacdaw
Lots of free download apps out there which are ok. I've never had any problem with basic clip on tuners for a fiver, but some of the clips are a bit flimsy. Tuning accuracy has always compared favourably to my posh korg tuner. |
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30 Mar
4:54pm, 30 Mar 2021
24738 posts
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Lizzie Whizz
Thanks, I got a Snark. |
