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Hey Steeve. Thanks - It Works :). An other quick method is to borrow a deep E from something and then find the e on the A string and tune that e after the deep E string and then go to the next strings always comparing the e´s on these strings with the deep E string (or its 12-frets chime.). But now this thread is turning to a "tune precisely witout a tuner thread". My son just tune guitar after the loose strings. He says: My hole childhood I have heard you tune the guitars, so now I know just what it should sound like. Sometimes he says: It takes six seconds to tune a guitar, because it has six strings. That is bragging :) But if somebody else has a another good idea, let us hear. Steen
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