Which tuner then??

[RobDavies]

My 20 year old Boss TU12 finally gave up the ghost at Jam Night on Monday.

I need an accurate replacement that isn't small and plastic and in the region of fifty sheets.

Suggestions please.........

[WezV]

i have two i use regularly

Korg pitchblack for general tuning duties: sturdy, reliable, nice clear display, fits on a pedalboard nicely

Peterson stroboflip for new builds/set-ups: incredibly accurate, the starship enterprise of tuners, lots of options, confusing display if not used to it, well out of budget!!

[Sporky_McGuffin]

I really like my Turbotuner - I find it easier to read than the Turbotuner I tried. And it's very quick and accurate.

Oh. Bugger. Sorry, just read the budget.

[Lixarto]

Originally Posted by Sporky_McGuffin

I really like my Turbotuner - I find it easier to read than the Turbotuner I tried. And it's very quick and accurate.

Now you've lost me.

[DrBob]

Originally Posted by Lixarto

Now you've lost me.

Agreed

[rockmonster]

Originally Posted by RobDavies

My 20 year old Boss TU12 finally gave up the ghost at Jam Night on Monday.

I need an accurate replacement that isn't small and plastic and in the region of fifty sheets.

Suggestions please.........

Boss TU2 bombproof and easy to use pick one up for that much used I'm sure

[Sporky_McGuffin]

Ah; y'see, the second time I said Turbotuner I meant Strobostomp. La la la.

[nsureit]

This:

[RobDavies]

Originally Posted by nsureit

This:

Apart from being three times my budget, I'm sure it's great.

I'm down to the TU2 and the Pitchblack.......

[Lew]

The Turbo tuner ST-200 like Sporky said.

You have to buy direct and the exchange rate puts it at a bargain price. For the sake of an extra 30 quid out of your budget,you may as well get the best.

http://www.turbo-tuner.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bY9H7ec6_0