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MUZIKKKK
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Does the fine tuners affect the violin's tone? Cause i noticed expensive violin's don't have them whereas cheaper ones do have them.
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musicrox12
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well, im pretty sure that fine tuners change sound. whn i tune my instrument, i use fine tuners until my ears find the right tune. if you use the fine tuners, you have to listen really good to the tuner, or if your ears are trained good, you can try to see if the pitch is just right. i use the pegs to tune to, but i use the fine tuners to make the string sound better in tune. so as you can see, fine tuners do work (unless you get a really really cheap one then the tuners would sound bad) but for me, the fine tuners really help!
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celticfiddlefrea
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if you dont have fine tuners you can finely tune your strings by gently pulling them sideways away from the violin 9not towards you) to flatten and by pinching the string at the top of the fingerboard/bottom of the pegbox.
More experienced violinists often have only one fine tuner (on their e string) because many strings are meant to be tuned with pegs, instead of fine tuners. E strings are not meant to be tuned with pegs unless dramatically out of tune.examples of strings like this are pirastro's evah pirazzi and obligato brands.
hope this helps!
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