Tascam Guitar Trainer

Andy Schick · From: Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Any and all comments greatly appreaciated.
Thanks
Andy

[This message was edited by Andy Schick on 30 September 2006 at 12:41 PM.]

Glyn Bone · From: Halifax.Nova Scotia. Canada * R.I.P.

Hi Andy....I think it is a great little unit...use it all the time to play rhythm tracks through my amp...small and compact take anywhere item.....only thing it doesnt do is record....so need more dollars for a recording unit now.....never ends does it ?

Glyndwr

Carter SD 10 4x5 ( black of course

)
Peavey NV 112 ( also black

)
Hilton M262B Vol.Ped. ( sorta black)
BJS `Hughey` bar ( not black)
Jagwire strings.

Marvin Born · From: Ohio, USA

It works very well. There is a little break up when you try to reduce the speed by 50% but for what it does, its great.

Mike Phillips · From: Brooklyn, NY

I bought this unit and promptly returned it. I thought the sound quality of both the slowed down track and the guitar signal was lousy. The fact that it didn't come with a power supply (either have to use batteries or buy the power cable separately) was unacceptbale to me.

It's possible I received a bad unit, since others seem to like it. This, however, was my experience.

I've been slowing down tracks using Audacity software (which is a free download that I learned about here on the Forum) and that seems to be better.

Mike

Lincoln Goertzen · From: Taylor, British Columbia, Canada

I have a Guitar Trainer, and I think it's great. I like the mkII as well. Yes, there is breakup at -50%, but I think that is to be expected with anything that alters the speed of a CD.

I also downloaded Audacity, and couldn't make it do ANYTHING. Maybe the system you like the best has more to do with user-friendliness than anything else.

Lincoln

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