Havemann 1 Lauren Havemann English 103 Miss Lukowski 31 March 2011 Product description The overall design of the

product is going to look like a basic guitar tuner, but it will be larger. It will be a metallic black in color and will be 6in x 1in x 3in. It will be rechargeable and will come with a charger. The charger itself can be plugged into a wall and will be copper wired and will take in electricity from the wall for generator and pushed through to the tuner, like a phone charger. The back will have one screw in each corner. The screws will be made of medium carbon steel wire and will be painted black. The size will be small and will be a philips head. In the lower center on the back there will be a latch for one rechargeable flat battery, underneath there will be an input for a charger chord. The size of the charger will be the same size as a blackberry phone charger and one will be supplied with the tuner. On one side of the tuner there will be an input hole for basic guitar tuning and next to that there is a power switch. On the other side there is and output chord with the six chords for each string of the guitar and they are all labeled 1-6 in accordance for the strings. On the front of the tuner there will be six screens, will a number underneath in accordance with the strings. Each screen will have two arrows underneath to choose the note to tune the string to. The buttons of the arrows will be black with white arrows and will be made of rubber. When the power is turned on, it goes straight to the usual tuning EBGDAe, but with the arrows that can be changed. For basic tuning, as in each note individually, people will use the

Havemann 2 lower center screen marked 2. Window 2 will have three lights underneath. The light on the left indicates if the note is flat, the one in the middle if it is tune, and the one to the right if the note is sharp. Each screen will use and LED light. The interior of the tuner will have a small silicon computer chip at the center breaking off into each individual tuning note. Each individual not will run out through the chord onto the side into its corresponding number chord through a copper wire. When the person wants to change a not and they choose to press the arrow down or up, the computer will receive that reading and will change according to the note. The length of the long chord connected to the six individual chords will be 3ft long with each individual chord being 1ft long. Each individual chord will latch onto the knobs of the corresponding guitar string and tune according to the persons note selection. On each wire there is an internal pressure reading. If the pressure on a certain string becomes to strong then the tuner will stop and will indicate to the guitar player which string needs to be changed out because it has become to old to tune. The color of the chord will be different for each string. The first string chord color will be blood red. The second string chord color will be royal blue. The third string chord color will be pumpkin orange. The fourth string color will be forest green. The fifth string color will be regal purple. Finally the sixth string color will be black. The knob turners will be made of two robotic gears that will turn the knobs the way they are supposed to turn in relation to the tuning.