MusicRadar Verdict
Simple chord-finding process - and the added bonus of a tuner makes this a useful accessory for songwriters and strummers.
Pros
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More than just a tuner.
Cons
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No shortage of competitors.
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In an effort to stand out from a seemingly endless selection of clip-on guitar tuners, Rotosound has put a little extra thought into its own offering and included a comprehensive chord finder.
The first button selects the chord letter or root, while the 'Maj/Min' button scrolls through major, minor, diminished, augmented and suspended. Finally, use the '7th-9th' button to narrow your search down to the more obscure shapes.

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