anybody using pocketstrings?
I am looking for a practice tool I can use at the office to work on scales and chords "quietly". I am considering a product called POCKETSTRINGS and I was wondering if anybody has any experience with this product.
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I've also thought about buying pocketstrings.
My main concern is that I heard you don't tune it. Even though it is quiet, I would still like it to be in tune.
Maybe I'm wrong, but if that's true, I wouldn't use it.
My main concern is that I heard you don't tune it. Even though it is quiet, I would still like it to be in tune.
Maybe I'm wrong, but if that's true, I wouldn't use it.
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Originally Posted by: fedechiniI am looking for a practice tool I can use at the office to work on scales and chords "quietly". I am considering a product called POCKETSTRINGS and I was wondering if anybody has any experience with this product.
Looks like they have two different models: One for scales and one for chords. http://www.pocketstrings.com/models
Though I would think the scales version would be better since you can also practice chords on it.
For $30 might be worth a shot.
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Originally Posted by: ttboy527I've also thought about buying pocketstrings.
My main concern is that I heard you don't tune it. Even though it is quiet, I would still like it to be in tune.
Maybe I'm wrong, but if that's true, I wouldn't use it.
Quiet is in tune with quiet..
IMO just find you an acoustic beater.. At least it would make some kind of music..
$30 to build calluses that you will do in 2 or 3 weeks of regular practice.. Plus you can hear if you are making clean chord and notes
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hey guys I don't have pocket strings but I do have a Shred Neck which is pretty much the same thing.no you can't tune it but it is good togged your chops down and focused on fretting hand and picking hand as well.
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I also use the shred neck. Sometimes when watching tv, I will use it to practice chord changes that are giving me trouble. Got it on Amazon - there are several models - some are modeled on electric guitar and some are modeled on acoustic guitar. I find it helpful.
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