Planet Waves launched the Tru-Strobe Pedal Tuner, with a die-cast design and pedal housing, and a clear readout with a back-lit LCD display that can be seen on dark stages and equally well in full sunlight, according to the manufacturer.
The tuner is equipped with the Buzz Feiten Tuning System Offsets and also employs six de-tuning modes for players using drop-tunings. Users can also adjust the tuner’s calibration range from A400 – A499.
The Planet Waves Tru-Strobe Pedal Tuner incorporates ultra-quiet, true bypass wiring to keep the instrument’s original tone in tact.
Pricing & Availability
The Planet Waves True Strobe Pedal Tuner will be available January 2010 and will retail for $149.99.
For more information on Planet Waves products, visit www.planetwaves.com.
The Planet Waves Tru-Strobe Pedal Tuner incorporates ultra-quiet, true bypass wiring to keep the instrument’s original tone in tact.
Pricing & Availability
The Planet Waves True Strobe Pedal Tuner will be available January 2010 and will retail for $149.99.
For more information on Planet Waves products, visit www.planetwaves.com.
Be the first to post a comment about this news item
Viewers of this article also read...
-
Empress Effects releases Reverb stompbox
Empress Effects has announced their Reverb pedal has started shipping, and requests customer inputs for next feature to be added in a free update.
-
iRig products to unlock Cubasis LE features
Owners of IK Multimedia’s iRig digital interfaces, mics & MIDI controllers can now unlock features inside of Cubasis LE for iPad.
-
Flash sale on Mr. Black's Eterna reverb pedal
Today and tomorrow, the Eterna reverb pedal is available with a discount from Mr. Black's online store.