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Published on 05/15/14 at 07:03True bypass pedal, battery powered (not included) or power supply boss type 9V.
How long have you use it?
Few months, he is attached to my pedalboard and is not about to leave! Used at home, and again in concert: it's basic and it works nickel.
Have you tried many other models before buying it?
I previously used a small Korg tuner, but my experience stops there ...
What is the particular feature you like best and least?
The tuner is very accurate in standard mode. It seems to me less effective PolyTune mode (you scratch all the strings at the same time and the screen displays the correctness of each), but it's a way a little "gadget" anyway. It can help to limit quickly view if you have a really rope to the street, but it does not go away in my opinion. A small button will also set the tuning used by default (useful if you play drop, for example).
A stupid but is also handy with a tuner pedal format trick: pressing the switch mute on and the guitar is quite useful on stage!
The screen offers good visibility.
Another practical detail: it is possible to supply a second 9V pedal via the PolyTune.
How would you rate the quality / price?
Very good for a robust specific product (it has its importance when the scene is invested by slamment guys with their beer), well finished, super fun to use.
With experience, you do again this choice?
No problem!
How long have you use it?
Few months, he is attached to my pedalboard and is not about to leave! Used at home, and again in concert: it's basic and it works nickel.
Have you tried many other models before buying it?
I previously used a small Korg tuner, but my experience stops there ...
What is the particular feature you like best and least?
The tuner is very accurate in standard mode. It seems to me less effective PolyTune mode (you scratch all the strings at the same time and the screen displays the correctness of each), but it's a way a little "gadget" anyway. It can help to limit quickly view if you have a really rope to the street, but it does not go away in my opinion. A small button will also set the tuning used by default (useful if you play drop, for example).
A stupid but is also handy with a tuner pedal format trick: pressing the switch mute on and the guitar is quite useful on stage!
The screen offers good visibility.
Another practical detail: it is possible to supply a second 9V pedal via the PolyTune.
How would you rate the quality / price?
Very good for a robust specific product (it has its importance when the scene is invested by slamment guys with their beer), well finished, super fun to use.
With experience, you do again this choice?
No problem!