- How is the Pedal Tuner Plus different from the original Pedal Tuner?
- It keeps the original's tuning speed and accuracy and adds a high-quality signal buffer plus a programmable countdown timer. The original had neither.
- Does the buffer change my tone?
- A buffer is meant to preserve your signal over long cable runs and through many pedals, preventing the high-end loss that comes with capacitance. It is an active stage, so players who prefer a completely passive chain should place it deliberately.
- Can I use the timer during a gig?
- Yes. The countdown timer is programmable, so you can set your set length and watch it count down on the pedal. It is aimed at keeping you on time on stage.
- Is it a chromatic tuner?
- Yes, it tunes chromatically, so it works for guitar, bass and other instruments, not just standard guitar tuning.
- Does it work for bass?
- It is a chromatic pedal tuner, so it covers the bass range. Check that the display reads low enough for your lowest string.
- What is in the box?
- The pedal tuner itself. It runs on a standard 9V pedalboard power supply, which is typically sold separately.
- Where is the Chromatic Pedal Tuner Plus cheapest?
- At BlueDogInk, for $28.85, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Chromatic Pedal Tuner Plus?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including CompSource, BlueDogInk, SuperWarehouse.com, OfficeCrave.com, Walmart.