All user reviews for the Korg DT-10

I bought it in 2009 as an opportunity to replace my Boss TU2 I found a bit limited (not sufficiently responsive and accurate for my taste).

Well I'm thrilled! It is a very good tuner, an excellent live readability, and accuracy formidable! In addition he has a mouth (I have the black version)!

I can not judge the quality of the buffer, however, since it is not in the signal of sound in my set up (output tuner out of my volume pedal).

So now, excellent tuner, a notch above the Boss. on the other hand, unlike the latter, it does not provide power more pedals via garland. For me it's not a minus because I have a pedalboard power supply of, but it can be disabling for some!

I put a 9 for that small gap (although for me it is perfect).

I use it for more than two years in pedalboard permanently connected.
I was looking for basically a tuner pedal format that can correctly detect serious bass (at the time, I played more on a 5 string given a tone lower), and allows for silent tuning.

The two major references to that time were the TD-10 and the Boss TU-2 at similar prices, I turned to Korg for better readability on stage.
The only downside for me is its size, a bit wide. That said, this is a false problem because the connection is on top of the pedal and it finally took place in less than a width Boss.
The price new is perhaps a little high because it's still just a tuner. Finally it remains in the same price range as the competition. We still find it quite easily by hand for less than 50 € (it takes little risk because the strength of the pedal).

I'm using it for about 8 years.

I tried the tuner boss TU2 or TU3 I do not know. Both pedals are excellent and comparable with a slight advantage for the Boss pedal that can power an additional.

It is super reliable, rugged (all metal) and accurate for both low for the guitar. LEDs allow for easy tuning even in the dark.

One thing that is essential for me: it's a true bypass which means that the sound is not altered when the pedal is plugged in but OFF.

Finally, it consumes little battery for those who have no transformer.

Off rack is what is done best with the bosses mentioned above.

I use it for almost 2 years at one to two weeks rehearsing and + / - 30 concerts a year at home I use the CA-20 of the same brand.
I bought to replace my old disaster TU-12 that dropped me in the morning after a concert more than 20 years of good service.
what I like most: his all-metal enclosure, the MUTE function, reading faster than my TU-12, good visibility in the dark as in direct sunlight.
I like the least: not supplied adapter, batteries and hungry it loose without warning.
good value for money, I do not regret at all remains to be seen whether he will take as long as my TU-12
I recommend using an adapter

I've had it three weeks and is an excellent tuner, one is at the same level of precision that a BOSS TU-2 I also availing oneself.
It is bigger than a boss, but not standard either, the display is more readable.
It is very fast, very very specific on and readable.
This is not a real true-bypass, it does not pass the signal without power, but not DTECT any sound coloration.
It also works well with a bass with a guitar.
He does not like transplanting Power Boss.

I bought it new on www.dv247.com cost me less than 60 euros postage and bank charges included, with 2 days delivery chronopost APRS order.

The report price is very good quality, but for a few euros more you can also have the Korg Pitchblack (my guitarist has one and it is good too), the Boss TU-3 or Tc-Electronic Polytune . It is difficult dpartager those 4 tuners. But the TD-10 is end of life all the same ...

It is my opinion the best 4 tuners pro pedal format. For others it is a waste of money (I think the Behringer example ....).