Vintage Revolution - Pedal Pro

[D3nnis]

I think most tuners have the accuracy of +/- 1 cent, my Korg pedaltuner, and my Korg racktuner also has that accuracy.
The only tuners I know that are more accurate (besides the one in the PedalPro), are the TC Electronic polytune (+/- 0.5 cent), and the stuff from Peterson.

Would be great if the standard range could be extended, that would make the package even more powerful as it is now!

[massi1234]

This sound logical. But the most used tuner in the world is TU-2 from boss is +/-3 cent.

Keep in mind that in the PedalPro, the Tuner is not taking any signal from the guitar because is placed after the buffer.
In a standar pedal board the Tuner is in series with your pedals. In the PedalPro the measuring signals (Tuner, Noise gate sensing) are in parallel

[HaroldA]

The only tuners I know that are more accurate (besides the one in the PedalPro), are the TC Electronic polytune (+/- 0.5 cent), and the stuff from Peterson.

Turbo Tuner ST-200: 0.02ct

[massi1234]

Which one do you own ?

[HaroldA]

Which one do you own ?

I own two Turbo Tuners

[massi1234]

They look nice. Is the sound fully transparent when they are connected with the effects ?

[HaroldA]

They look nice. Is the sound fully transparent when they are connected with the effects ?

"True bypass" with a 3PDT switch. And I alway mute to tune, so no shitty unbuffered 'tuner out' for me!

It also has no garble/noise when tuning, unlike my PolyTune mini (which sucks utterly).

[massi1234]

That is the way ! The sound always first.
With the PedalPro the same thing no noise while tuning and automatic mute.

[D3nnis]

Turbo Tuner ST-200: 0.02ct

Wow...I can't tune my guitars that accurate, cool!
Looks good, and isn't really (too) expensive actually!

[obiwanjacobi]

I can't hear @ 0.02 cent