microtonal guitar tuning for chromatic scale guitars?
 

I don't have enough spare money to buy a 600 dollar guitar neck.

I've been experimenting with tuning each guitar string to a specific hz value instead of note values. So one string plays the chromatic scale, and the next string plays a microtonal note relative to each note of the chromatic scale.

Has anyone else done this, and are their any websites about this?

i have done this, i put 5 low e's , tuned the first standard then the rest twenty cents above the last

He doesn't explain how to do those tunings very well. If he gave hz notation it would be a lot easier.

Hz tone references

Partch's 43-tone scale

If you have the tone references and the ratios, and a calculator, you should be able to tune your guitar thiswise.

I can't help but feel like you'd be better off with a fretless neck, however.

You could always buy a cheapie guitar or guitar neck and cut some scalloping into it.

Partch. *worships*

I've been thinking about butchering a guitar for that very purpose.

go fretless and you can draw frets on the neck that match your microtonal needs if you like.

WTF what does it sound like????