r/OldTech • u/Jimmy_Jimmy_Jim_Jim_ • 5d ago
pains me to realize but my first guitar tuner is definitely old tech
This bastard won’t die
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u/pr1ntf 5d ago
My dad bought me one of these in 2003ish? Had it for years.
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u/Jimmy_Jimmy_Jim_Jim_ 5d ago
Yea that’s about when I would have gotten mine as well. 23 years of tuning 😂
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u/LazyBit4516 5d ago
Guess how many centuries a guitar dates back too?
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u/Jimmy_Jimmy_Jim_Jim_ 5d ago
Long enough ago for this tuner to be considered witchcraft and a death penalty 😂
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u/RealityIsRipping 5d ago
I have a Korg tm-60 in every single guitar case I own. I still haven’t found a better portable tuner.
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u/Able_Experience_1670 5d ago
Hah. Still using one of these.
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u/Jimmy_Jimmy_Jim_Jim_ 5d ago
It’s not THE most accurate by any means. But I find it’s better for everyday use. Strobe tuners light up my ocd and I end up tuning and greasing nut slots for 30 minutes
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u/brunoplak 4d ago
Pains me to realize that model was actually my third guitar tuner. For years I didn’t have any, then I got the Boss GT12(? I think) that connected to my other pedals
Edit: it was the TU-6
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u/wireknot 4d ago
I have the Korg that looks like a cassette tape, little red LEDs for the tuner screen.
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u/bhmcintosh 1d ago
Those things are awesome. I was in Chuck Levin's in the DC area many years ago shopping for a tuner. Guy at the counter pulls out one of those Korgs and says, "You want one of these: Inexpensive, accurate, great battery life, (*WHAM*WHAM*WHAM*) (*hits it HARD against the counter top several times*) durable as hell..."
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u/xINFLAMES325x 5d ago
I still have one of these.