Guitar Effects Pedals
I've had the Boss Chromatic tuner for 8 years. I used it as a
gigging musician for three years, and it was the one part of my rig
that never failed me. It's simple to use, very durable and versatile
(for both guitar and bass, and with half step and step lower tunings).
Now I use it in my home studio - it's far more reliable than any other
tuner I've used, gear or software.
I've worked in the radio industry for over 5 years, and I've met a
large portion of the alternative and active rock bands. When they come
to play in the studio, they bring a Boss Chromatic tuner. I've had many
conversations with these professional musicians about how they would
vouch for it as their most indispensable piece of equipment.
At $99 bucks, it might seem kind of pricey. But the rest of your
effects pedals are worthless if your guitar isn't in tune. Even if
you're just a beginner or a hobbyist, this is one investment you'll be
pleased you made over and over again.
The "Die Hard" of pedals.
This tuner looks and feels just like an ordinary stomp box which is
definitely its strong point. I've had this for about 9 years and it as
effective and sturdy as the day I bought it. It's simple, easy to read
and the ability to mute is (I think) an underrated option (for
switching guitars without that feedback and popping that comes with
it). I always use this for live gigs because its discreet and easy to
read in dark lighting. I have a Korg tuner and a couple built into my
multi-effect processors but I always use this one. Yeah a hundred bucks
is kind of pricy for a stomp box tuner but look at it as an investment.
I'm going on a decade with this one pedal that's seen a lot of use and
day to day wear and its still going strong. If this thing ever dies
(which it refuses to do!) I'll be buying another one.
This is What you need
This is what you need when it comes to fine tune your guitar or bass Live, on the Stage!
Rock solid casings and jacks, the LEDs are just brilliant, precise tuning.
The batteries wont die that fast. And it does not affect your tone. It's true Bypass.
Guitar Effects PedalsProduct Details
 | BOSS TU-2 Chromatic Tuner Pedal |
Product Description
Guitarists and bassists can now tune their instruments with unrivaled accuracy and an unmatched tuning range in a convenient stompbox design Adjustable reference pitch from 438 to 445Hz 8-octave tuning range Footswitchable Tuner Off mode preserves battery life by disabling LEDsProduct Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #136 in Musical Instruments
- Brand: BOSS
- Model: TU-2
- Dimensions: 2.36" h x 3.54" w x 5.91" l, .0 pounds
Features
- Mute/Bypass select for silent tuning with a single stomp
- 11-point LED indicators and new Stream meter display tuning discrepancy via speed and direction of LEDs (speed of LED movement gets slower as pitch becomes more accurate)
- 7-segment LED displays string and note names, easily visible on dark stages
- Seven easy tuning modes include Chromatic, Guitar Regular, Guitar Flat, Guitar Double Flat, Bass Regular, Bass Flat, Bass Double Flat
- Tuning mode setting and display style choice stored in memory
Customer Reviews
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I've had the Boss Chromatic tuner for 8 years. I used it as a
gigging musician for three years, and it was the one part of my rig
that never failed me. It's simple to use, very durable and versatile
(for both guitar and bass, and with half step and step lower tunings).
Now I use it in my home studio - it's far more reliable than any other
tuner I've used, gear or software.
I've worked in the radio industry for over 5 years, and I've met a
large portion of the alternative and active rock bands. When they come
to play in the studio, they bring a Boss Chromatic tuner. I've had many
conversations with these professional musicians about how they would
vouch for it as their most indispensable piece of equipment.
At $99 bucks, it might seem kind of pricey. But the rest of your
effects pedals are worthless if your guitar isn't in tune. Even if
you're just a beginner or a hobbyist, this is one investment you'll be
pleased you made over and over again.
The "Die Hard" of pedals.
This tuner looks and feels just like an ordinary stomp box which is
definitely its strong point. I've had this for about 9 years and it as
effective and sturdy as the day I bought it. It's simple, easy to read
and the ability to mute is (I think) an underrated option (for
switching guitars without that feedback and popping that comes with
it). I always use this for live gigs because its discreet and easy to
read in dark lighting. I have a Korg tuner and a couple built into my
multi-effect processors but I always use this one. Yeah a hundred bucks
is kind of pricy for a stomp box tuner but look at it as an investment.
I'm going on a decade with this one pedal that's seen a lot of use and
day to day wear and its still going strong. If this thing ever dies
(which it refuses to do!) I'll be buying another one.
This is What you need
This is what you need when it comes to fine tune your guitar or bass Live, on the Stage!
Rock solid casings and jacks, the LEDs are just brilliant, precise tuning.
The batteries wont die that fast. And it does not affect your tone. It's true Bypass.
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