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No shit sherlock.

It works just fine but you need to check that your string cauge is compatible with the evertune bridge springs. There’s three different spring tensions available. You can find the guide for string cauge/desired note it’s supposed to be tuned into from Evertune website. Any tuning is possible, rookie mistake is to use too heavy strings because you don’t need to do that witj low tunings on evertune. My c-dropped tuning has 10-52 which is guite light set but Evertune makes it so that they don’t go sharp _at all_ when playing heavy riffs.

So you don’t know what you’re doing with it I suppose. It works like a charm if you use correct string cauge to correctly springed saddle (loose/regular/hard) and tuning that your saddles (springs) can handle. Most user errors seems to be just too thick strings for a tuning. The spring cannot compensate properly and string snaps. Check out the Evertune string calculator.

@@tompparmp9928 I do know what I'm doing,I should have explained myself better,the fine tuners don't work and I couldn't be bothered to take it back to the retailer I bought it from.

@@gregmullins6927 What is the problem? Are you sure you’re at the right zone because they’re not ”fine tuners”, they are THE tuners. Headstock tuners are there just for tension.

@@tompparmp9928 The adjustment key doesn't fit the tuners on the saddles,so I can't tune it.

@@gregmullins6927 Well that’s not really a faulty Evertune then. Just find 2.5mm allen key for that or use the original Evertune one. If that doesn’t fit maybe there are broken (rounded) screws?

Had a similar problem. Take the string out and loosen the tension on that saddle completely (by turning the hex key in the tuning hole counterclockwise until you feel resistance - THEN STOP!!! Put in a new string and take the pitch up at the headstock until you reach the bendstop. The tuning should now bee too low, as you have rest the saddle. Loosen the string a bit at the headstock deeper into Zone 2, then tune a bit at the bridge. Repeat until you reach the desired pitch.

Haha! :)

Thank you!

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Andrew Stonerock Doesn’t move to pickup direction? Loosen the string a bit and PUSH the key hard in while turning counterclockwise. And do it many times. Like 10 rounds. (Intonation goes high) Then put the string in normal tension and turn clockwise until intonation is fine. Saddles get stuck sometimes. Also, I’ve seen some pretty funky tries with ET setup. If the saddle is stuck under the bridge you can’t get it right. Also if you are not in the right zone you get trouble. Basic thing wrong is usually wrong tension saddles and too heavy strings. You don’t need the extra heavy 70-13 strings to stay in tune while playing hard with drop tuning with ET. I use 52-10 with drop C and I get away with it easily without wobbling strings or tuning troubles.

@@deadpinesstudio5142 I'll try that tonight!

Andrew Stonerock If you’re still having trouble let me know.

@@lowaimnobrain Yes, you need to make sure you stay on the zone2 when you intonate the guitar.

I had the same issue when I accidentally realized I had to turn the intonation screw in the opposite direction no matter that was not logical or not for me.

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That should work yes.

Yes of course. For example some Solar guitars have them factory installed. Makes everything even faster.

Dead Pines Studio thank you! I’ll definitely instal them in my ec-1000 real soon! :)

To tune the string of course.

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