The tuner thinks the G and C strings are the G string, the A and C strings both as the C string. Is there something I can do to fix this?
2054021
Sounds like you've just tuned them super closely to each other already. Start at the G string, get it tuned right, and work from there. To get everything roughly tuned, even if you're not good at tuning by ear yet, just get that G string tuned in, then use fret tuning to get the rest. GCEAThis might kind of help.... but the directions are a little weird.http://liveukulele.com/lessons/tuning-your-ukulele/
2054022
Try another tuner. There's a good free phone app -- I think it's called G-strings. If that's not the actual name, then it's the top app when you search guitar tuners. Good luck.
2028765
The tuner is awesome, it's the one I would have bought anyways. I'm not sure if they have changed it since I ordered it but the one I got automatically callibrated to whatever note was being played, so it was much easier to tune than having to put in what note it is before you tune it.
2003026
Strings are attached and it comes with extra, but you may need to adjust them, but that is what the tuner is for...you make slight adjustments until the tuner says it is on the right note.
2064407
Using the chromatic setting you can tune any string to any note. For example I use it to tune to open E tuning . I was told in an email by the company that the standard tuning setting is pretty much just there as a guide to new users (i.e. these are notes you should tune to). So as long as you know what note to tune strings to in a C tuning you will be fine.
1992327
I looked briefly at a picture of the Ibanez AS73 Artcore, and it appears the tuners look nearly exactly alike. I have no reason to believe they would not work.
2280359
The "C" string is the thicker of the two. Now go and play some tunes. Good luck
657335
The tuners are bad on this guitar, I'm not sure about putting custom tuners on it. the one I ordered came broken and would not tune.
802462
That guitar will tune fine if you do it correctly. However they don't stay in tune as long as a full size guitar. I'm guessing its an electric guitar. Take the plug, plug it into the guitar jack and the jack on the tuner. The cord to do this should come with the guitar. I'm going to tell you how to tune it in Standard EADGbE tuning. Pluck the first string (the thickest string) and you will get a sound. Slightly turn the tuning pegs no more than a 1/4 turn around as you pluck the guitar string, keep turning the tuning pegs slowly (again, as you pluck that string) until the tuner says E (this tuner will say 6E). After that go one string down, each gets progressively thinner, then keep plucking and turning the tuning pegs until it says A (tuner will say 5A). Keep doing that, turning the peg to tighten the correspomding string for the next 4 strings, going to the smaller string each time for D, G, B and E (E is what the thinnest string will be tuned to.) Again, thickest string to thinnest (top to bottom) you will want E-A-D-G-B-E. Use the little green light in the middle as youre tuing so you know you're on key and getting exactly the sound you want. Some guitars only do it so well, so don't be bothered if you can't get it 100% correctly and just do it the best you can. M
604351
Can be a common problem! Tune the instrument above standard tuning and play it for a while. The strings are still stretching; then tune it to standard and keep it in tune. Usually the strings start to stay in tune better. (Use a tuner. You can purchase them for less than $20.)
1232914
Theirs no tuner in it. But it's still an electric acoustic. Try the cable on the inside.
625815
The harmony "G" is for Guitars. The Harmony "M" is for keyboards. Hope that helps
1085760
Mine was pretty well set up. A week ago however, I noticed the High E, 3rd Fret was buzzing and not staying in tune. Took it to local guy and he adjusted the truss rod. All good now.
1233881
You may have to change the string gauges to achieve this affect. Are you talking about not using the 5th string then?
2003027
What do you mean by "fix"? The guitar comes with the strings installed. You have to "tune" it yourself (with the use of a tuner).
177012
I put 2 sets of them on a Guild JF30-12 without an issue. As stated in other comments, you may need to drill the holes for the set screws. I replaced an older set of Glover tuners. The head on a 12 string guitar are tighter than on a 6 string. They are recommended by a number of people on Acoustic Guitar magazine's forum.
2064751
Honestly i am not sure what this tuner can do, Simply because i couldn't get it to do anything at all . And this isn't a common problem for me, i can usually work most devices , sorry i couldn't be more helpful .
1939484
Not really. You just have to keep re-tuning. This is normal when you have new strings or in our case when you have a toddler fiddling with it constantly