Electronic Tuner

I've seen the clip-on kind.

People I've quizzed like them.

Make sure it's chromatic. "Guitar" tuners are very limited.

I've seen the clip-on kind.

People I've quizzed like them.

Are those the ones where the individual little metal leaf vibrates when you have each string tuned correctly?

I use a Korg GA-30. It works just fine.

M

I use a Korg GA-30. It works just fine.

M

I have the CA-30 model which is a chromatic tuner. It has an input for electric guitar as well as a mic for other instruments.

Goes for around $20 USD.

oktay

I've seen the clip-on kind.

People I've quizzed like them.

Are those the ones where the individual little metal leaf vibrates when you have each string tuned correctly?

I hadn't seen it up close and was justing asking the guy using it what he thought. It was on an accoustic TAKAMINE.

I use one for electric so I have no personal experience with the clip-on kind. If they are as reliable and accurate as the kind I use, they might be alright. Sure saves you having to unplug something to plug in the tuner to tune your guitar.

I'm spoiled as well as I have a built in tuner on my V-amp2. Just gotta remember to take it out of tuner mode before playing? :oops:

Just got this tuner.
Great for noisy environments, back lighting makes it great
for dark or low light situations.
Works like a charm!
They are on sale!

http://www.music123.com/Music123-Clip-On-Chromatic-Tuner-i260335.music

Works better than my $50 Q12E.

Stan

I've got one of those clip ons for my acoustic. They work pretty darn good. But for my electrics I use a Boss TU-2 (not cheap $100.00) chromatic/strobe tuner.

Well, I really like the TU-12, it's got an analog needle (that's what you want in a good tuner)

But I'm not sure how much they go for - I do know they are not a "cheap" tuner.