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 New Tuner
Author: hans 
Date:   2006-03-11 18:02

The fellow who sits next to me in the sax section had a new tuner that I hadn't seen before. It works by sensing the vibrations produced in/by the instrument so that it is not affected by ambient noise, which seems like an improvement over my old tuner. It works on most instruments.

They have a web site, if anyone wants to see what it looks like:

http://www.tuners.com/cp2.asp

I bought one for myself today, but have no affiliation whatsoever with this company.

Hans

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: tictactux 2017
Date:   2006-03-11 18:27

Thou Shalt Not Post URLs Of Gadgets That Will Tempt Your S.O. In Asking "You Need That?" [tongue]

--
Ben

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: clarnibass 
Date:   2006-03-11 19:00

"The fellow who sits next to me in the SAX section...."

There is your problem...  :)

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: tictactux 2017
Date:   2006-03-11 19:10

The "me too" syndrome? ;)

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Ben

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: GBK 
Date:   2006-03-11 20:11

A saxophone player who owned a tuner?

Well, I guess anything is possible.

...GBK

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: Bob A 
Date:   2006-03-11 20:15

Oh! Cruel, GBK. Cruel!
Bob A

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: hans 
Date:   2006-03-11 20:52

Re: "A saxophone player who owned a tuner?"

And... there are now two of us! That's a 100% increase in just one week. At that rate it will be only a few hundred years before all sax players have tuners [grin]

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: Cowchick 
Date:   2006-03-12 00:00

Hey, there's a vast difference between owning a tuner and actually USING it :-) Just kidding. Well, mostly.....

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 Re: New Tuner
Author: johng 2017
Date:   2006-03-12 00:27

You can buy a tuner pick up that clips to the instrument and plugs into the input of most good tuners. This does the same thing. The one I have is called the Matrix Universal Tuner Pick-up. It works great when trying to tune in a group that is warming up with a lot of noise.

johng

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