Introducing a revolutionary new patented device, called the D-Tuna, that enables players to drop from E to D and back, in an instant. Eddie Van Halen has been using it on his guitars for 5 years. It's simple to use and it works. Learn More...









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3 out of 10Sound:
first of all, the first person is an idiot..it is meant to put your guitar in drop D on the E string thats it! it works great, saves a lot of time
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10 out of 10Overall:
This is a great thing to use if you need to drop D fast. That way you wont keep your audience waiting
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9 out of 10Sound:
the first person who reviewed this is obviously dense
drop D is when ONLY the low E string is lowered to D
EADGBe => DADGBe
(that way the root-5-octive or powerchord is a barr chord on the 4,5,6 strings)
i find it hard to beleive that he plays "metal" and doesnt know what drop D is
so yah on that note its a great product
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9 out of 10Ease of Use:
GReat, unlike the previous reviewer (who is ignorant about how to use it) it works great, you have to block your trem system so it is a down only system, this is the only way it can be done, it is impossible to drop a string on a floating bridge without affecting the others.
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I first want to to start this review by saying i did not actually purchase a D tuna, it came equipped with my wolfgang. This is a fine way to drop your low e to d tuning in less than 5 secs. Which is perfect for any VH cover songs. It was designed with that in mind. Which would explain why it does not change the tuning of other strings. In the end the D tuna performs nicely and adds an easier way to achieve more sonic capabilties on your guitar.
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It does nothing more than drops the low E string into D. It does not set up the other five strings. You still have to tune the rest of the strings as normal. Your tuner, a piano, or a plain old five dollar tuning fork can do the same thing. My point is this; If it dropped the tuning of all six strings with a single click it would be awesome. Since it only does low E and you have to tune the rest of the strings as normal, you can save yourself some money by using a tuner (if you have one), or a plain old tuning fork.
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