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Anyone Make a "Bass-Specific" Electronic Tuner?
- Thread starter Fender4Me
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Well, I ordered a Turbo Tuner ST-200 Stomp Box Strobe Tuner . Expensive but seems to be well made and gets great reviews. Should have oit next week sometime. I'll post a review after I have had a chance to use it for a few days. Thanks for all of the replies!
I like my Korg DT-4, easy to use, Big strobe display that actually stops when it's in tune unlike some more expensive and jittery tuners that just look nervous all the time, and very bright for daytime use outside. It also has two other display options besides the strobe but I can't comment on them since I only use the strobe display.
I use the Peterson StroboFlip. Best, most accurate tuner I have ever owed. Tunes a 5 string with ease.
I did. And then I bought it!
It easily tunes down my low B to A. Below that it won't work (but I guess you won't be needing lower than low A)
Very nice tuner! I highly recommend
+1,000,000, I have one it is adjustable from Guitar to bass, it can also be set for half step, drop d or drop c. the polyphonic feature allows you to 'thumb' all strings open and it will indicate to you which string is out.
It senses if you are playing one string or multiple and will automatically and on the fly(immediately) switch between tuning mode (chromatic or polyphonic)
Most impressive piece of gear I have seen in years. I dropped off the rack mount tuner urge as I wanted something to kill signal on my pedal board for axe changing.
