Sign into an existing account

But then doesn't prove it with a final post-robo-tune strum? GTFO

I have something superior, I have a Peavey AT 200 , which has on board Antares auto tune software.
It can be used like a normal electric guitar with two pickups , bridge and neck. It has piezo pickups in the bridge, which are used for the autotune mode. The thing that makes it superior is that anywhere on the neck that you play a note, it will be in perfect tune. Intonation and set up differences don't affect the auto tuned signal, it's always perfect.
I don't usually use the AT function and I always tune up with my handy TC Electronics Poly Tune tuner👍🏻👍🏻
The auto tune is great for transcribing music from your head because finding a note when intonation isn't perfect can slow you down. I also use it when I lay down tracks when multitrack recording, just cause, less worries when you know it's in perfect tune.
Anyway, I recommend, cool guitar. Not equal to a high end guitar but at least its in tune. Also makes alt tuning super fast like drop D in 2 seconds and back again in a snap.
I spent $300.00 used on Ebay ( like new) maybe about $399.00 new ??
I reiterate, not a high end guitar but I only have one and that is it. It's a cool thing. Can check it out on YouTube 👍🏻

Shut. The. Fuck. Up.
Whats that cost?

I'd like to see this made into one of those early 90s infomercials.

Guitar tuning got you down?!

Broken strings every time you try?!

INTRODUCING ROOOOOOBOOOOOOOTUUUUUUUNE!

I need one

It's probably using a PID control system, when the guitar is strung it measures the frequency and then adjusts until the frequency reaches the proper set tuning frequency.

It turns back and forth as it over shoots and undershoots the desired target frequency.

A guitar my ex can finally try to play simple chords on

just another thing making people dumber.

Gibson stopped making them after 2 years cuz everyone hated them HAHAHAHA