So What Is Your Number 1 Tuner

[Thunderbird]

Always been a huge Korg fan and loved the pitch black but sold off all my effects including the tuner and have been through a few others such as Planet Waves various Korg models a TC and a few headstock tuners and various Boss models but recently I acquired a Seiko ST900 it is a real old school tuner with the bouncing needle but it is great and tunes bang on so this is my new number one just wondered what you guys liked best

[fretmeister]

Skipjack.

[Thunderbird]

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1481135210' post='3189980']
Skipjack.
[/quote]but bluefin is nice too

[Ghost_Bass]

Korg Pitchblack going strong in the pedalboard for the last 10 or so years. My eldest tuner is a Seiko ST-747, i've got it in the mid 90's and it still works and tunes perfectly in pitch. Harder to destroy than Trace Elliot gear!

[T-Bay]

I use the zoom b3 but also have a cheap joyo one and a korg. The Korg is the one I don't really use.

[RhysP]

Peterson Stroboflip.

[Woodinblack]

I have the B3 and the Polytune clip, but what I tend to use is the one built into the RH450 as it is always there.

[TrevorR]

Polytune and Snark (with a TU2 that the Polytune replaced in 3rd place).

[Bobthedog]

Polyene Clip

[kodiakblair]

Korg GA-1. Had it good few year and less hassle to use than the Behringer rack tuner.

[Painy]

When I've used our guitarist's Pitchblack in the past I've found it didn't pick up my low B without having to play the 12th fret harmonic.
My Snark pedal tuner on the other hand picks up the low B (and all the other notes too of course) perfectly every time. Nice clear display too.

Edited December 8, 2016 by Painy

[bazzbass]

TC Polytune 2 pedal and Polytune Clipon

fast , accurate , easy to read big display.

[lojo]

I've got a pitch black pedal or a built in markbass , both great depending what I take

[Bolo]

TC polytune mini the individual strings tune great but the poly is rubbish. Nice small footprint on the board though.

Ashdown Bass-o-meter good tuner but huge heavy and salmon colored 😁

[pete.young]

Korg DT-10, that's a proper tuner, and a TC Electronic Polytune clipon.

[Rich]

I have three that see regular use:[list=1]
[*]the built-in one on my Pod XT Live;
[*]my trusty old Korg DT-7;
[*]a cheapo clip-on that does ok with all strings apart from low B.
[/list]
The Korg is the only one I use for anything delicate such as setting intonation.

[Low End Bee]

Roadworn Boss TU2. It just works.

[Pinball]

Digitech Harwire HT6?

Really clear on stage, quick and accurate. I can check all my 5 strings with one swipe

[BigRedX]

Peterson Stroborack

[Vinny]

Love my Planet Waves one, it's my gigger and if I need to do intonation I use it in 'strobe'.
I also bought the Reverb one, which now lives on the bridge of my EUB 'cos it can't read a 'B' (unless it's in guitar setting in which case it can't make its mind up) Still, can't really grumble for 2 quid!

[Stylon Pilson]

I've been using a Korg Pitchblack for many years and feel no strong urge to replace it. One of those multi-string ones might be cool, but I've never tried one out to see whether they cut the mustard.

S.P.

[HMX]

+1 for the Korg Pitchblack. Hasn't let me down live (or in the bedroom! ).

Edited December 8, 2016 by HMX

[Dan Dare]

Creek T43

[Monkey Steve]

Had a TU2 that got trashed at a gig, now on to a TU3. Work perfectly for a low B (or lower depending on the band - as low as an A in a previous band with no problems) and depending on the signal path you choose also works great as a kill switch

[DrBike]

I had the Joyo copy of a PitchBlack and it died after a couple of months, whilst it worked it was OK. I then bought a Mooer Baby Tuner and I have to say that it's much better than the Joyo (and any other tuner I've used), it reacts almost instantly, has a very clear indicator and it's nice and bright so it's visible on stage.

I also have a Zoom B3 that I use (mainly for practising) but it's much slower to react than the Mooer.