19 Dec
2004
19 Dec
'04
7:01 p.m.
En/na Jan Depner ha escrit:
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 10:55, Russell Hanaghan wrote:
Great. I didn't know that technique.(I googled it). If it weren't so
expensive I'd give it a try... Maybe when I get a decent job...
By the way, I found this forum
http://www.ibreathemusic.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=84&h…
with the link
http://www.buzzfeiten.com/Articles/Guitar_Shop/guitar_shop.html
if you are lost about what is feiten tuning as I was you may take a look
at them
I would highlight */*/EricV/*
<http://www.ibreathemusic.com/forums/member.php?u=2> saying:/*
"After like 50 years of electric guitar and centuries of acoustic
guitars, I would say that most of us have grown used to that slight "out
of tune" effect..."
:)
Fact is, it is impossible to tune an acoustic
guitar
"perfectly"...Invariably, when you have it tuned so an open G chord
sounds spot on, an open A or even C will be a tad off. And the same
applies to the inverse of course. This all due to a general lack of
adjustment for intonation on acoustic axes. But to the untuned ear
(which I agree in sort...should be the final judge of how your axe is
"tuned" ) this is not really noticeble.
Feiten tuned guitars are much better, unfortunately the method is
patented.
Jan