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Published on 03/02/12 at 01:44I use this tuner for several years
The Pitch Black does his job: he is right (it's still the very least), it is readable, it is practical and not too big on a pedalboard.
It has several display options, but I must admit that with use, the simplest and most obvious for me.
Never a problem, mine is powered by the PSU from my PB. I positioned parallel output of my volume pedal (Ernie Ball one), so he is still active and does not yet involved in the signal. Another advantage to position it like that, the tuner works the guitar volume is sent to the amp or not.
Note: I am also used for bass, nothing special, it works. Handy when you must use both instruments.
The Pitch Black does his job: he is right (it's still the very least), it is readable, it is practical and not too big on a pedalboard.
It has several display options, but I must admit that with use, the simplest and most obvious for me.
Never a problem, mine is powered by the PSU from my PB. I positioned parallel output of my volume pedal (Ernie Ball one), so he is still active and does not yet involved in the signal. Another advantage to position it like that, the tuner works the guitar volume is sent to the amp or not.
Note: I am also used for bass, nothing special, it works. Handy when you must use both instruments.