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Alan Rudd
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From: Franklin, Tennessee, USA

posted 19 August 2006 07:32 AM     profile     
Does anyone have any info about how to get your hands on a manual for the Peterson VS II? Any downloads online?
Jon Light
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From: Brooklyn, NY

posted 19 August 2006 07:54 AM     profile     

Here you go:

Peterson Manuals

George Mc Lellan
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From: Duluth, MN USA

posted 19 August 2006 07:54 AM     profile     
Yes, there is a down load manual on line. I think I went through google and typed in peterson tuner manual, then when it came up (took forever) I printed it out.

Geo

Sorry Jon, looks like we were both answering at the same time.

[This message was edited by George Mc Lellan on 19 August 2006 at 07:55 AM.]

John Hawkins
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From: Onalaska, Tx. on Lake Livingston

posted 19 August 2006 02:37 PM     profile     
Is there a way to set the Peterson VII so that the preprogramed E9th and C6th settings will come up automatically without you having to dial them in each time , when you turn it on ?

Thanks!

John

James Morehead
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From: Durant, Oklahoma, USA

posted 19 August 2006 05:43 PM     profile     
Hey John, To do what you want:

"If you want the tuner to load the offsets automatically as soon as it's switched on, simply go to the "SAVE" screen while the tempermant is active and press the "VALUE" knob twice."

Turn your tuner on and see what comes up. Now press the edit button 3 times, and at the bottom right hand corner of the screen should appear TMPR. If it's not already saying TMPR:SE9(which is the factory E9 preset), TURN the big center dial on your tuner, which is called the "value" knob, until you see TMPR:SE9. Now press the edit button once and the screen will change to "save?" at the bottom right hand corner. Now push the Value knob twice,(if you accidently "twist the knob, simply shut off the tuner, turn it back on, and start again) and now every time you turn on your tuner, SE9 comes up in the top right hand corner of the screen. When you turn on your tuner now, it will automaticly show "TMPR:SE9.

And now, when you want the C6 preset, just press the edit button three times until TMPR appears, now turn the "value" knob clockwise one clic, and the C6th preset will appear. Hope this helps

[This message was edited by James Morehead on 19 August 2006 at 05:54 PM.]

John Hawkins
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From: Onalaska, Tx. on Lake Livingston

posted 19 August 2006 06:21 PM     profile     
James,

Thanks very much ! It is just laziness on my part that I wanted to save a second or two ! I appreciate your help ! I'm printing out your advise as a friend of mine also would like to bypass all the punching and dialing at startup !

Regards,
John

John Hawkins
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From: Onalaska, Tx. on Lake Livingston

posted 19 August 2006 06:46 PM     profile     
James,
Just did what you suggested and it worked perfect ! I sure am glad there are so many smart folks like you, on this forum !

I know this sounds stupid and it is, but my old feeble mind forgets sometime, to get to the temp. tuning and I get in too big of a hurry and tune to the first thing that comes up on the VII . It don't take but one string for me to know I have messed up on the setting! This way -- I'll be right every time thanks to you !!

John

James Morehead
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From: Durant, Oklahoma, USA

posted 19 August 2006 07:22 PM     profile     
John, I don't know if I'd go as far as say "smart", there's plenty that may testify the other way!

You are like me, I like to do what it takes to get what I need---forget the rest if it doesn't apply. This tuner can dang near drive you to the gigs and collect the check afterwards, it's so smart. It's got so much ability built in, it's simply amazing!! It can get downright intimidating, if you let it!

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