Man...that is why I couldn't find that thread. I would have put this in setups myself.
Did you give it a few seconds to settle in good? I have always been told that the more sensitive tuners need a couple of seconds of vibration to really get a feel for where the string tone truly is. It has something to do with the wave length of the low end sound (it takes longer to settle in on the E or B than the G). That is what I hate about my zoom pedal tuner. It does the same thing, and takes forever to settle in. I have the two edged sword of perfect pitch and it drives me up the wall when something is off just slightly. If I tune in a noisy environment with it, it is off because the tuner is all over the map, I am in a hurry and I want it PERFECT.....
Okay...that is another thing all together, sorry.
I heard the fender rack tuners are not as bad, but I have not seen one in action. I can usually talk one of the guys down at GCtr or the local shops into letting me mess with something like that a few times and think on it.
I think I am finding tuners are more personal than strings. I really like the pedal tuners best myself, so good to know the boss works out well. I like being able to look down after I play a while just in case something worked lose. If I had a bass tech perhaps I would feel differently about the rack one.
