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Pete24v

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Re: true bypass tuner pedal for under £100 ?????
« Reply #30 on: April 06, 2010, 08:46:51 AM »
I've had a Peterson Strobostomp (grey version) for 3 years now, and i gig 2/3 nights every week. It's never let me down, is fast to tune, and crazy accurate. I have 1 guitar with Buzz Feiten intonation, it tunes that brilliantly. For me the best bit is the Peterson 'sweetened' tuning pre-set's for standard guitars... they just sound better and more in-tune than with another tuner. It's also great for intonation and has lots of pre-sets for open strings and notes/harmonics at the 12th fret.


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Re: true bypass tuner pedal for under £100 ?????
« Reply #31 on: April 06, 2010, 04:10:16 PM »
I've had a Peterson Strobostomp (grey version) for 3 years now, and i gig 2/3 nights every week. It's never let me down, is fast to tune, and crazy accurate. I have 1 guitar with Buzz Feiten intonation, it tunes that brilliantly. For me the best bit is the Peterson 'sweetened' tuning pre-set's for standard guitars... they just sound better and more in-tune than with another tuner. It's also great for intonation and has lots of pre-sets for open strings and notes/harmonics at the 12th fret.



they do look great and you're always gonna get a very accurate tuner from Peterson, but £150+ is more than I want to spend.



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Re: true bypass tuner pedal for under £100 ?????
« Reply #32 on: April 14, 2010, 08:27:10 PM »
just for anyone interested, I tried out the Polytune and found it to be a solid tuner and easy to use - NPD.

now I just need to get my pedal board together.