New Tuning Tech.

I have seen that before.
I think the only problem would be with tremolo systems though, as when you get one tuned correctly, tuning the next string can make the previous one go out of tune as tension is changed on the tremolo springs taking the other strings off pitch slightly.
 
Given the increases in accuracy we've seen in recent pedal tuners. this looks to me like a solution in search of a problem.
 
Yep, I dig my Polytune II tuner.
Strum all of the strings at once.
Even with it if I bring the low E to pitch, another string that was in tune may get off slightly, but easy to fix.
What I like about using it to strum all at once is I can tune it so much faster.
Now this is with the SEs and the Gibson SG, as the 408 hardly ever goes out of tune.
Hats off to a bone dry neck that takes 30 days to build just the neck alone.

With the above device you would be having to move it around a lot from peg to peg and back again.
 
Kinda cool, but I think the Min-Etune beats it. Not a Gibson person, way too friggin heavy instrument, owned LP's in the past, but tried it out at a GC recently and even though I'm old skool with a good ear for tuning, I can see the benefit of an axe that tunes itself. Especially for beginners.

http://www.epiphone.com/Min-ETune.aspx
 
Looks pretty cool to me...might have to try one

EDIT: got one inbound from B&H...I like to support well-executed Kickstarter projects :)
 
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