Can this be used to adjust guitar intonation (12th fret) ?
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Hi Brian, I am sorry I cannot answer that as I do not play guitar. Good luck.
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I am sure it can. My sons use it for their viola, bass, and guitars. their music teachers say it is pretty good quality especially for the price.
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I think i know what your asking. and i believe this is all you need to be able to tune what ever you shall be putting it on. all it does is tension the string tighter or loser therefore getting your different tones. hope that helped
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There is no particular setting for it, but no reason why it would not work. It will really work for any stringed instrument.
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Yes, but I recommend taking it off your guitar headstock after tuning... otherwise it just stays on.
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Within limits. For example, to an exising pre-set effect you can adjust reverb (with a variety of reverb settings), or modulation (like chorus or flanger with a range of settings) but you can't do both reverb and modulation.
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I don't remember anything in it about transposing the exercises to a different tuning so would guess it doesn't do that but could check with the manufacturer.
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A digital tuner is your best bet, but I wouldn't waste my money. I have owned two of these and the tuning keys got loose and ruined the guitar with just one or two tunings.
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If your guitar has a balanced output, I guess so.However you want it to match the impedance
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Yes you can , I did not but I know it can be done. Kinda expensive though unless you do it yourself. By the way I love this guitar , the fretboard is really nice and the guitar has a really low growl to it.The neck is nice an thick. On the flip side - hard to get higher octaves out of it cleanly , it seems geared for really heavy music. Hope that helps a bit.
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I apologize but I do not know the answer to this. Here is a link for further assistance. Thanks for the inquiry. http://www.ovationguitars.com/support/customer_service
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Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic! Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic!
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Yes, I've used it to tune 4, 5, and 6 string basses. The tuner is a chromatic style tuner and should handle any instrument. I use the 12th fret harmonic to tune with.
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Those screws are the way to get the intonation correct for each string. My luthier found it easy to do. He also worked on the nut.
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You can use 1/4 unputs lack for guitar. Watch the photo already be shown. leftside of the picture. There are two big hole. That is called 'Input 1, Input 2'. At center of the hole, You can put your linee into the hole. If you have another question. sent it to my e-mail. goldmask1029@gmail.com
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You could tune to any instrument type but you would most likely need to change the strings to get the best tone. I would change the fourth string first.
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The answer is no. Just a clean and distortion setting. Volume and tone will be from the guitar. Sweet little amp though
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Yes! it works perfectly with a 12 string as well. It still detects the pitches for the 3rd thru 6th strings even though they are an octave apart.I highly recommend it.