How Does David Gilmour Keep His Strat in Tune?

He doesn't. Being completely tone deaf the man finds no need for the
little buttons on the peghead.

"kp" wrote in message
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On 14-Apr-2004, (Jim Anable) wrote:

FYI: is NOT Jim Anable in Michigan. It is a
troll.

Fess up, you're Jim Canable.

~kp

On 14-Apr-2004, "Tony Spadaro" wrote:

He doesn't. Being completely tone deaf the man finds no need for the
little buttons on the peghead.

Guitars are tuned at the factory, you don't touch those.

~kp

I watched his "In Concert" DVD a couple weeks ago, and I seem to recall
seeing a strobe tuner tucked among his stage gear. It was a great DVD, by
the way. Sure, there were a few moments that you might consider filler, but
the rest was fantastic -- he makes it look so easy.
Cheers.


"Anthropy" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 22:43:50 GMT, "kp" wrote:


On 14-Apr-2004, "Tony Spadaro" wrote:

He doesn't. Being completely tone deaf the man finds no need for the
little buttons on the peghead.

Guitars are tuned at the factory, you don't touch those.

~kp

Rubbish. Mr Gilmour can afford the best of the best and have you seen
the amount of guitars he has on stage with him? Of course that pales
in significance when you see the 16\17 guitars the Mark Knofler takes
on stage.