bass pedal tuner?

brake · Oct 14, 2004

Who makes good ones? My guitarist uses a Korg DT-10 and I was wondering if they made such a pedal in bass form... or could I just use the guitar version?

If there's not a Korg bass version of it, does another company make one with similar features?

xyllion · Oct 14, 2004

Always liked the Boss TU-2 myself.

Big Benner · Oct 14, 2004

xyllion said:
Always liked the Boss TU-2 myself.

I second that. Great for the low B string and doesn't effect tone or dynamics to my ears.

Mon Rominee · Oct 14, 2004

TU-2. Use it in strobe mode. Love it. Cheap money and plentiful. Has onboard mute while tuning (if you dummy plug the second output)

brianrost · Oct 14, 2004

You want a PEDAL right? Almost any guitar tuner pedal will work OK for bass. Korg in fact just came out with one...I've always had great results with Korg tuners.

tornadobass · Oct 14, 2004

Another vote for Boss TU-2. I run mine off the tuner output of a GK 700RB head. Can press the tuner mute button for silent tuning that way, don't have to wonder if the tuner is affecting my tone, which I think it does a little bit.

AlembicPlayer · Oct 14, 2004

Peterson StroboStomp/DI, true bypass...use it with the bass temperament.

Hoon · Oct 14, 2004

Tried both the Boss TU-2 and the Peterson StroboStomp, I personally prefer the StroboStomp. It's more accurate being a strobe tuner plus it doubles as a DI box, but that may be going off topic here

Circus · Oct 14, 2004

Vote for the boss tu-2 here. My 2 guitarists use the korg, I prefer the boss. Best 100 bucks I have ever spent imo.

Matt Call · Oct 16, 2004

Another for the TU-2

tombowlus · Oct 26, 2004

TU-2, too!

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