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Observation.... For Helix Floor: It seems that Helix does not like 12th fret harmonics on some strings when using this offset functionality. Pluck the open string = performance as you would expect it. 12th fret harmonic = unexpected performance if on the high E, B, and G strings. For Helix Native Similar phenomena to the above except acceptance of a 12th fret harmonic is even more random Moral of the story: So, if you want to use the offset tuning functionality do not use 12th fret harmonics to make the string ring out. You need to pluck the open string.

Yes. 440hz. The question is whether the tuner is representing the user selected tuning offsets correctly, ie: if the user configs in the tuner the desire to tune the G string 5 cents flat … does Helix actually do anything with that config change.

After playing around with the Helix Floor and Native tuner offsets, I'm uncertain they are working. Does anyone have this issue as well? Maybe there is something that I'm not executing well? Testing Process: 1) set tuner offsets on any string to an extreme amount (ie: -25 cents = you want a particular string to show in tune when it's actually tuned very flat) 2) using any other tuner, tune the string to the standard concert 440 pitch note. Expected Result: * Helix should show the string as very sharp vs. the programmed offset, specifically 25 cents sharp Result that I'm getting: * Helix shows the string as in tune even though the string is very off vs what's programmed in the offset (in this case -25 cents)

Sorry if this has been discussed before, but I’m a month into my Variax journey. I’m amazed at the capability of this platform. Bought on a whim, but it’s now my number 1 guitar after some neck work. Has there ever been discussion of a T type JTV? I can’t help but think that a crowd sourced instrument would be a hit.