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Clip on tuner and the low B

Thank you all for the replies and tips. I have tried moving it, to no avail, but I will try the harmonic. That is a good idea.

And yes I too am thinking you get what you pay for in tuners.

Cheers!
 
At $80, it is a bit spendy, but I have never had a better tuner than the Peterson StroboClip HDC clip-on tuner. Check into it, and you'll see many reviews that parallel my opinion. There is also a $60 version that uses replaceable (vs. rechargeable) batteries, but I like the fancier one personally.

Picks up the lowest notes with ease. Once you master the "touch" it takes to freeze the rotating display, you won't look back. Even my Tc Electronic Polytune clip on seems crude in comparison.

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At $80, it is a bit spendy, but I have never had a better tuner than the Peterson StroboClip HDC clip-on tuner. Check into it, and you'll see many reviews that parallel my opinion. There is also a $60 version that uses replaceable (vs. rechargeable) batteries, but I like the fancier one personally.

Picks up the lowest notes with ease. Once you master the "touch" it takes to freeze the rotating display, you won't look back. Even my Tc Electronic Polytune clip on seems crude in comparison.

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I got the cheaper model a while ago, amazing tuner. Totally agreed about mastering the touch with it - that part took me a little while, but well worth it.
 
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