Evertune question

[Pharaoh's Curse]

Sorry about the dark video from my phone. This is the first string change on my brand new ESP LTD Evertune guitar.

I watched the you tube video on how to change the strings and was able to get it all tuned up without an issue. Played for some time to make sure the strings were seated well.

Some chords still sound a little wanky to my ear, slightly out of tune.

I also notice the low E, I can never get to sit right at 440, always walks around a bit (See video)

Don't mind the G string, I tuned that fine after the video was shot.

Anyone else notice these issues?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7M-0pKJRcI&feature=youtu.be

 

[FIXXXER]

i'm not sure but i think the low E needs to have more "space to work".
this should be resolved by lowering the tension ab bit by tuning "down" on the tuner peg a bit,
at least that's how i think that it should work.
i have no real experience with ET so far so i apologise if i am wrong.

 

[BearOnGuitar]

The strings should not waver in and out of pitch at all. Did you make sure that all saddles are located in zone 2 (the sweetspot)? Please check out this manual and/or our complete tutorial series and follow these steps to ensure your bridge is properly set-up:

http://www.evertune.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/UserManual04.pdf
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL09A43DA6DE240284

 

[JeffTD]

Not my experience with it at all; the above links should have you sorted.

 

[LeSedna]

If notes "up the neck" are out of tune, it has nothing to do with your evertune, but with the intonation of your instrument.