Bypassing rack tuners

[bassman20]

Just curious, those of you who use a rack tuner, do you bypass the unit while playing or not? And if you don't bypass, have there been any ill effect doing so?

-Johnny-

[buzzbass]

Originally Posted by bassman20

Just curious, those of you who use a rack tuner, do you bypass the unit while playing or not? And if you don't bypass, have there been any ill effect doing so?

-Johnny-

no and no

[bassman20]

Originally Posted by buzzbass

no and no

Lol! the Korgs look kinda cool with that light zing'n back and fourth. It's amusing to see people looking at the gear and wondering, "what the #@!& is that thing?"

[Maverick Blues]

As my tuner's built into my preamp, it'd be a little difficult to bypass it.

Presuming your equipment is working properly, if you drive your tuner from a dedicated "tuner out" or similar, there shouldn't be any issues.

'rick

[Pacman]

I use a separate out to the tuner.

[buzzbass]

Originally Posted by bassman20

Lol! the Korgs look kinda cool with that light zing'n back and fourth. It's amusing to see people looking at the gear and wondering, "what the #@!& is that thing?"

I'm ashamed to admit, that's why I leave it on all the time
I get asked at least once a gig what it is, dumbasses

PS, How did you know I had a Korg ?

[Jonesy4fnk]

Originally Posted by Pacman

I use a separate out to the tuner.

+1....not sure if leaving the tuner in the signal chain would alter the tone (or create another possible buzz), but I'd rather not have it in the chain just in case.

[Kelly Lee]

Originally Posted by buzzbass

no and no

Ditto!

A dedicated tuner out is a wonderful thing!