Has anyone used the Tonerite on a Hummingbird

[Markgeelong]

I have a new Hummingbird and some results ive heard on other guitars i've been impressed by. But has anyone out there every used the Tonerite on a Hummingbird? If so what were the results. I appreciate your feedback.

[Riffster]

Can't help much but there is a review on the October issue of Vintage Guitar Magazine, I read it out of curiosity because it never ocurred to me that instruments can go to "sleep" my acoustic does that because I do not play it often, it takes a good strumming before it starts to react sometimes.

 

The article does indicate that some guitars reacted much more than others.

[Jon S.]

I haven't tried a Tonerite yet, but have heard good things.

[Riverside]

I'd have to see some science before I ponied up a buck fifty.

 

How could that be any different that a guitar "resonating" with any ambient sound? Put it in a room with some Eminem and you'd get the same (whatever) result, I'd guess.

 

Snake oil, I say.

[Hall]

I have not done so.

 

BUT

 

If you get one and like what it does for your guitar(s)' sound, it is my understanding you will have to use it every so often to maintain or restore the sound with which you were pleased, *and replace strings. I haven't heard anyone complaining though. There was a demo on Youtube. Several people on the Acoustic Forum are pleased with the Tonerite. Check over there, maybe? It would have to be a Christmas present for me. All I ever get is a lump of coal.