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It's not rocket science!
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Yes, the Strobostomp is a possibility I have not yet tried. I know it is true bypass, so that should maintain signal integrity. I do wish that they looked less like a spaceship, though.
Rack tuner. As I rarely use a rack, that would be an awkward route for me to take.
I am very happy with the TU-15. I've owned many, many tuners over the years and I think this is one of the better compact tuners available. Needle tuners have a sort of "compressed" visual response to how they read notes that makes intonating easier for me. I've used old-school strobes (conn, petersen) and honestly prefer a good needle (double-entendre?). For some reason Boss doesn't make a case for it like the other similiar shaped tuners, which would have been nice.
I also like the esoteric nature of the Renz mute. I've used it on every session I've ever done & almost every live gig since I got it. It's become kinda like a friend to me!
Rack tuner. As I rarely use a rack, that would be an awkward route for me to take.
I am very happy with the TU-15. I've owned many, many tuners over the years and I think this is one of the better compact tuners available. Needle tuners have a sort of "compressed" visual response to how they read notes that makes intonating easier for me. I've used old-school strobes (conn, petersen) and honestly prefer a good needle (double-entendre?). For some reason Boss doesn't make a case for it like the other similiar shaped tuners, which would have been nice.
I also like the esoteric nature of the Renz mute. I've used it on every session I've ever done & almost every live gig since I got it. It's become kinda like a friend to me!

