Tried and true guitar products that I like, and think you will too.

[Toby Walker]

I've been using these products for quite some time now and thought I'd share them with you.

NS Micro Soundhole Tuner


Snapz Bridge Pin Puller


G7th Newport Capo

[Marshall]

I love the soundhole tuner. I prefer the NS capo.

I pull pins with my teeth.

[Long Jon]

Thanks Toby. Never had prob with trusty old Shubb, or getting pins out with a spoon, but my next tuner'll be one o those soundhole ones for sure.

[TBone-Idle]

Originally Posted by Long Jon

...or getting pins out with a spoon...

I thought I was the only one who did that!

I've never got along with G7th capos and, contrary to the accepted wisdom on here, I love my Kyser capo which I bought about 20 years ago.

I do like the look of that tuner, though.

[Rosewood99]

I love the soundhole tuner. I own five. Sold my G7th capo and now use a couple of Thalia capos.

[SprintBob]

Neck-Up guitar support, I can't play without one.

Elliott Capo's - pricey but once you use one, you'll never go back.

Thomastik Infeld Plectrum strings - again pricey but (to my ears) consistently good on every acoustic guitar I own and very long life (which offsets the cost).

[Oldguy64]

I actually have a D'Addario headstock tuner, a G7th capo (and many others), and a Snapz pin puller.

I am considering a couple of soundhole tuners.
But my favorite at this time is the Polytune clip on.

[Ted @ LA Guitar Sales]

Loving the micro tuner, Toby.

[Frogstar]

I finally got a G7th Newport, the 12 string variety... doesn't play nice with either of my 12 strings, but works great on my 6 string Taylor.

[stephenT]

After avoiding headstock tuners for the look I've done a 360, I've got D'Addario Planet Waves micro headstock tuners on all my acoustics and I'm a big fan. Very unobtrusive and they work, I really like the convenience of having a tuner on the guitar.

I'll have to try a G7th Newport, I've been using the G7th Performance (in both versions) and i like those.

I've used other brands in the past but this is my new favorite neck support, great design.

[Mr. Jelly]

Hey Toby you were the one that got me turned on to the Fender FT-1620 tuner. I can't keep up. :-)


That's alright I'm fine with the Fender tuner.

[Toby Walker]

Originally Posted by Mr. Jelly

Hey Toby you were the one that got me turned on to the Fender FT-1620 tuner. I can't keep up. :-)


That's alright I'm fine with the Fender tuner.

That's a great tuner as well. Once that NS came out, I thought the idea of 'hiding' a tuner in the soundhole was much better.

[Toby Walker]

Originally Posted by SprintBob

Elliott Capo's - pricey but once you use one, you'll never go back.

Those are also great capos and if you're into craftsmanship and can afford the $$$, then it's not bad.

[Toby Walker]

Originally Posted by talkgtr

I've used other brands in the past but this is my new favorite neck support, great design.

Absolutely!!! I have one of those as well and they're great!

[scriv58]

been using the pin puller since you posted it some time ago- gotta try the tuner now- thanks toby!