Build your own Robot guitar!

[back2thefutre]

i want a robot guitar but they are too silly looking. I wish they made these tuners on strats. tuning a tremolo is way more frustrating that a hardtail!!!

 

[dbw]

It's actually cheaper than I thought.  $69.99 from Stewmac.  I was expecting it to be more like $100.  I don't know if I'd go out of my way to buy one, but I'd definitely put it on my Christmas list.

That is cheaper than a TU-2... but you only need one stomp tuner, you need one n-tune per guitar.

 

[Death by Uberschall]

It's actually cheaper than I thought.  $69.99 from Stewmac.  I was expecting it to be more like $100.  I don't know if I'd go out of my way to buy one, but I'd definitely put it on my Christmas list.

That is cheaper than a TU-2... but you only need one stomp tuner, you need one n-tune per guitar.

Exactly, do the math and see which is cheaper.  :icon_thumright:

 

[Super Turbo Deluxe Custom]

It wouldn't be practical, but would work in a pinch.  If the tuner works by picking up the guitar's signal and not vibration, you could plug one guitar into another and tune either one.

 

[ByteFrenzy]

Since the circuitry that turns on the tuner when you pull on the volume knob also mutes the output, I very much doubt that would work. But I don't think the N-Tune is something you want or need in every guitar (or bass) you own. It's great for times when you take your guitar and amp, and nothing else. Not even a stomp tuner. You probably have just one guitar you'd take in such a case, and that's the one you put the N-Tune in.

 

[Super Turbo Deluxe Custom]

Since the circuitry that turns on the tuner when you pull on the volume knob also mutes the output, I very much doubt that would work.

Good point.