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09/03/2007 9:11 am
This may sound kinda stupid, but are you suppose to plug your electronic tuners into the amp? or just from the tuner to the guitar?
Thanks
SLODOGG62
09/03/2007 10:21 am
If your guitar's already plugged into the amp and you've got a headphone/line out socket, then yes you could plug the tuner into the amp. Most people thoughh just take a line from guitar to tuner.
Not a stupid question BTW - they're only easy if you know the answer!
:D :D :D
Vic
"Sometimes the beauty of music can help us all find strength to deal with all the curves life can throw us." (D. Hodge.)
Topic starter
09/03/2007 10:31 am
If your guitar's already plugged into the amp and you've got a headphone/line out socket, then yes you could plug the tuner into the amp. Most people thoughh just take a line from guitar to tuner.
Not a stupid question BTW - they're only easy if you know the answer!
:D :D :D
Vic
Thanks alot Vic, appreciate it!!
SLODOGG62
09/03/2007 3:45 pm
I only have one cord/no headphone at the moment and I tune mine just fine running guitar to tuner. :)
09/03/2007 4:48 pm
Some tuners have an in and an out jack so it can go between your guitar and amp. My Sabine was like that. I never used it that way though. I just plugged the guitar into it, tuned up, unplugged it and then plugged into the amp. I do have a cheap stage tuner now that is in my FX chain but that is meant to run that way. It has big bright LED's and is foot switch operated. It has 2 outputs, one with and one without sound. It's good for a quick tuneup between songs but I don't think it's as accurate as my Korg.
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09/03/2007 5:01 pm
At times I've done it both ways, just to make sure that there's no difference. Don't know what I'm really looking for, just being anal retentive I guess.
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19/03/2007 7:05 pm
You have to plug it in? Just kidding... :oops:
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