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Posted: 14 Apr 2013 8:28 am
by Lane Gray
Which tuning chart makes the P/P the best sounding guitar?
Posted: 14 Apr 2013 10:04 am
by Jack Stoner
I had a 71 Emmons D-10 PP (Black of course). When I first got a Korg tuner (like Jeff Newman was using) I tuned everything to zero. People kept telling me I was out of tune. I got the Newman chart (E's at Zero (440), not 442. Once I started using the Newman chart Nobody ever told me I was out of tune.
Posted: 14 Apr 2013 12:14 pm
by Mark Draycott
I received mine last week from Gary Sill. This is the best tuner I have ever used. I was using a DT-3 Korg, which does HZ and cents, but the Peterson is in a different league.
Posted: 14 Apr 2013 2:36 pm
by Jamie Lennon
Got one.....presets are ok....but need a lot of fine tuning....also every guitars different....great tuner though!!!
Posted: 14 Apr 2013 2:48 pm
by Bud Angelotti
I respectfully disagree about the tuning threads.
Every new player that comes along will have questions and will be looking for help. Please help them get their bearings with this zany instrument.
I have learned a heck of a lot by reading some of those threads.
HD Tuner
Posted: 17 Apr 2013 8:17 am
by Johnny Howington
One mistake I hear some steel players are making is they are not using SE9 for open tuning and then switching to SP9 for pedals and knee levers. I quess we are all use to the old style Peterson tuners where you call up preset for SE9 and tune everything, open, pedals, and then knee levers all in one setting. You have to use two settings on the HD Tuner. SE9 open and then SP9 for pedals and knee levers. One more note: Don't try to tune open strings while in SP9 (only for pedals and knee levers)! Hope this helps!
Posted: 17 Apr 2013 8:23 am
by Jack Stoner
See my programs listed on page 1 of this thread. The E9th has everything except the 4th string E to F# on one program.
Same way with the C6th.