All user reviews for the Fender PT-100

How long have you use it?
For about 6 months.

Have you tried many other models before buying it?
Yes not in the form of pedal.

What is the particular feature you like best and least?
Goodies:
Perfect visibility. Ease of use. Quite a beefy appearance, will tell me if it is resistant to time. I use it for bass, I do a tune on a regular basis and so far I have not met too worried.
Cons:
Size, much too wide for my taste. It takes a significant place in my pedalboard. The power jack extremely misplaced next to the input jack, which gene connections. Not very wise choice as location.

How would you rate the quality / price?
In view of the work it provided the price is reasonable, much cheaper than its competitors in the Boss or TC Electronics.

With experience, you do again this choice? ...
At that price yes. it is primarily a accoradge pedal and although it may seem a little slow, it does well, it's all we ask.

Angry Boss tuners against the pedal format (too expensive for my budget), I bought it on AF at a very reasonable price (about 45-50 euros fdpin).

This 4 months ago.

For use in rehearsals, cushy studio, the output bypass: no pb. Note grip without much trouble, visibility is perfect notes.
I deplore the taking of power supply area on the side (-1).
Having forgotten my garland once or twice, I realized it was running on battery, and consumes very little a priori.
By mistake, I plugged in once the non-bypass output: loud noise unbearable parasite (-1), unless this was due to a weakening of the cell, in which case I was wrong: it uses the well battery!

Finally, the reason for this opinion and my biggest disappointment was dropping right in concert
The pedal part, which is pressed to engage the tuner, is black plastic all rotten. A fall had the deep and open-tuning the beast decided to show me his guts rather than fulfill its function ... (-5)
Even without violence (though I do rock-punk, I take everything very care of my stuff)

Impossible to repair (-3) over warranty.

Rescued by my little Boss (TU-80), I think I'm finally well be forced to turn to the dinosaurs (Boss, Korg, etc. ..)

So I recommend this pedal, very highly!
-1 -1 -5 -3 = 0
Sorry.

I use it for 6 months

The metal box inspired confidence, the brand also.
Until now I used the tuners in multi-effects I had. Being back on the pedals "classic", I needed a tuner pedal. I thought it might be sufficient and did not want to put more money ... error!

The price / quality ratio may seem satisfactory. Pedal cheap, what is more a fender. One might think that we will have something correct.
This is the typical product that is not very expensive and really expensive because it is a real crap!
The response time for the note is long, very long. Moreover, it is not very accurate.
5 months later, only a few rehearsals and 2 / 3 switch dates (plastic rotten) literally jumped by pressing on it (I did not say jump!).
it is a simple screw that presses the switch and must dismantle the entire pedal to give it. Time to go back to see me any more than she accorded fair at all and she was snoring a lot. In short, a true Drouille.
I'm a boss took the shot. It is certainly too early to talk about the reliability level but silence, accuracy and response time ... nothing to do. The cheap is too expensive, I said.
I put one anyway because it would have to put 0 it had never worked. Here it was the case even a very short time, even badly.

The Fender PT-100 is a chromatic guitar tuner, suitable for use in the studio and on the stage, although I imagine most users will be using it for live shows. It doesn't have the most sturdy build, but will do the job well and should last at least a decent amount of time as long you treat it properly. The pedal has 1/4" TRS connections for input and for two outputs. The pedal doesn't make any sounds of its own obviously, but thus far while using it I haven't noticed any degradation of my tone or anything like that even though I believe that the pedal does not have true bypass. The most obvious tuner to compare this with is the Boss TU-2 tuner, which I consider to be a better tuner pedal overall. This one pretty much has the same type of characteristics and make up, doesn't have the same sturdy build. It also doesn't have as much tuning options in the form of modes, which is something that makes the TU-2 a special pedal. However, if you're not looking to spend that much money, the Fender PT-100 is a fine substitute. It is overall a very solid tuner, and has the Fender name, which is a company that I certainly trust. The PT-100 will get the job done for amateur users, but for professionals I'd highly recommend spending the extra money on the Boss TU-2. However, a major selling point for the PT-100 is the great price, as it is an option for most any user ranging from a new player to an experienced one. All in all, the bottom line is that the Fender PT-100 is a very adequate pedal but if you're looking for something a little bit more high quality, there are definitely some better options available.