Most newcomers are so eager to get started they pass on learning guitar tuning skills. Of course you should become proficient in this skill, and in fact you should probably learn to tune your guitar by ear. After all, there are times when tuners are not available. In practice, the process is much faster than with a tuning device, and there are times when adjustments by ear are necessary. The question is how. The answer is a simple one.
1. Acquire an axe. It goes without saying that it would be way too hard to get any good at any kind of instrument that you would not be able to have regular access to. If you’re not going to be able to buy a guitar for yourself, give a try to either paying a visit to craigslist.com where there there will be tons of starving university guys who are pretty much throwing away their guitars or asking your relatives if they might possibly have any extra guitars. You’ll be surprised that many friends of you and your family have unused acoustics around that just rest in closets and take up their extra space.
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