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  On Line Tuner

Hi Clancy

I know you just love my posts

But I have a serious question this , don't fall off your chair

Online tuner

Thats Kirks on line tuner , is there anyway of ....

When one clicks on a string it will repeat the sound a few times instead of just once ?

Reason why :

Sitting at desk guitar in hand click on string by the time I get to pluck my string the sound is lost and it is very frustrating ..

I do own my own tuner but everyone keeps telling me my guitar must be out of tune ...Grrr

Anyway looking forward to your usual helpful reply

Trev...

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Request seconded ... good one, Trev!


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I think Clancy might be out gardening or even mowing


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haha, nope if only I had time for gardening... it IS a good idea, just doing a bunch of other things at the moment.


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Thank you Clancy I was only joking with the gardening and mowing comment ....

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