Alz®
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Is the brown note meant to be twangy F#?
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Aussie Mark
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The brown note played by the Perfect Pitch dude is actually a triplet of which the first two notes are G and A.
Alz®
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and the 3rd note?
Fuzzy Dustmite
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Is it backwards cause he's always facing away?
RitchieDarling
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Not unless they grew to three times normal size!
This guy is DISTURBING!
Keep him away from the children!
People actually BUY this crap?
The photo alone would put me off!
Ritchie
WesC
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Hahahaha, man that guy is SCARY!!!
tiffles
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ive decided there is only one thing to do with something like that.... put it on a tshirt!!! wear it to band practice and see how many people wee themselves 
PocketGroove82
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I'm gonna have nightmares about ivy leaguers thanks to you, Jack.
bovinehost
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Isn't it the same guy who's "playing" the guitar?
Alz®
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you better believe it Mr Host.....thing is, he looks quite cool in the guitar pic. Many guitar players I know have modelled themselves after him!
Fred E.
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Yeah, in bands to which I've said: "Uh...no thanks, give the bass gig to someone else."
Everytime I see the guitar picture, I think of Weird Al---I'm pretty sure that's the source of the photoshopped forehead & hairdo.
Alz®
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And here he is during his 'Grizzly Adams' phase......
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KennethB
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I think perfect relative pitch comes from experience. So this ad is if not a scam, at least pretty useless in my opinion. I can tell all the notes, hear if a band tune a 1/2- step down, tell whether that g is played on the 5th fret on the d-string or the 10th fret on the a-string and so on. I don't think you need much more than that. I agree with Jeff Berlin when he says that people with true perfect pitch wish they didn't have it cause everything is out of tune to them. This is another "quick fix" solution when there really are none. I like what Mark Knopfler once said; that music is a journey and it never ends.
