Boss TU-10 Clip-On Chromatic Guitar & Bass Tuner

Very accurate , quick and easy dial to readBig help And guitar soundedBetter🤔

Wow, this does an amazing job getting it exact. It is a little large and goes right where I put my capo but I just take it off when I am done.

Not the easiest to use. To sensitive and l don't like it clip to hard to find a good spot on headstock. But it works

This electronic tuner turned out to be a wonderful surprise. Very accurate, very precise, down to a few cents. I tried this on electric and acoustic 6-string guitars with the same success. As long as your guitars are set up right, everything will be in tune.It isn't limited to standard EADGBE tuning either. You can downtune or use alternate tunings and it will recognize the pitches. It will recognize fretted notes too, which is useful particularly when you have higher action and more neck relief. When you pick hard, the meter reflects the upward change of pitch and moves down with the decay. So it's great to have a tuner that detects the pitch as it evolves in real time.The meter has the A440 tuning in the center line, with 50 cents below and above, with notches representing 2 cent intervals. If you wanted to tune your guitar down and 8th tone for some reason, you could do it with this tuner.One small quibble: I found that when using it on a Precision bass guitar, it doesn't consistantly recognize the low E string. You can work around it by playing a 12th fret harmonic on that string, but still. Presumably, this would be the same problem with the low B string on a 5-string bass.Otherwise, this was a good purchase and very useful. It gets the job done.

I have been a big fan of SNARK, but recently they were to fragile. SOOOO I was looking for something completely different. BOSS, which I use their foot peddles and recorders seemed like a good fit. Very wrong.I went back to SNARK ST-2, since I heard they are made better with thicker plastic.I still like BOSS, but not this tuner ! ! !

It's hard to get the "needle" to settle on a pitch. It can sense fairly fine pitch gradations, but there's too much fluctuation in the readout, even in a totally quiet room.

I mainly selected this tuner because it looked well designed and I've always been satisfied with the quality of Boss products. Its low profile, sturdy design eliminates a potentially vulnerable, weak spot where the tuner head/screen can break off where it attaches to the clip. The tuners that look like the head and clip are connected at one little area with a ball joint or stem seem like they would be much more prone to breakage than this one. I would also think the Boss' design allows it to more readily pick up vibrations from whatever it is clipped on.The battery life is impressive. I've owned it for more than three years now and am still on the original battery. I use it on acoustic guitars (nylon string, steel string, 12 string, lap steel), electric guitars, electric bass, and ukulele and it's had no difficulties finding the correct pitch. I only use the default mode (the one shown on the screen in the product photo). It's the first clip-on and digital tuner of this sort that I've owned, so I can't compare its performance with any others, but I believe it is quite accurate. The instruments I tune with it always match up with my keyboard and any previously recorded music I might play along with. I'm glad I finally bought one of these tuners. It's been a very useful thing to have around, especially when recording.

Some items you feel happy to have. This is one. It works well, looks good, and feels good.Two complaints: The black and white option is too dark to see well, but I think I will mainly use the color tuning option. The other is that the material is not guaranteed for use on guitars with a nitro finish (nitrocellulose lacquer), like I have on my Gibson Songwriter guitar. Why wouldn't they make it for that, like Planet Waves does? Or like they use on the Hercules guitar stand? I'm taking a chance and still using it! (Boss/Roland advised that it's at my risk, but if not left on for a long time it shouldn't be a problem. Though they also had the odd response that there are not that many nitro-finish guitars out there.)Also, if you are playing left-handed, with the guitar turned the other direction, the head doesn't swivel, so you will have to clip it sidewise on the headstock and read it upside down.

I've had plenty of the little clip on things. Usually they get lost or give up. But mostly so difficult to see in open daylight. As I do a lot of busking now, thought one of these would help. And it does. I can see it properly even in sunlight outside, and is probably just big enough not to get lost down the back of the sofa. Great kit, thanks

There are cheaper and clearer to read guitar tuners around but this one, despite its price is worth the money. Being Boss it's accuracy is guaranteed - the product is sturdy and clips on all but one of my acoustic guitars, I have 4. The one that causes a problem has a curved head. It is a bit quirky to read, compared to cheaper tuners that give the note as a large upper case letter in different colours, but one gets the sense of accuracy of the digital needle deflection during the tuning, difficult to explain, but most guitarists develop some kind of sense when tuning. I certainly feel confident when using this device. The tuner comes with a lengthy explanation leaflet, though you might need a magnifying glass to read its small print. The tuner ships with a battery and I had the whole thing working within minutes of unpacking. Does not ship with a carry bag so if you plan to take this with you on gigs, you will need to find a safe way to carry it.

Boss clip on tuner with TU-3 tuning circuitry was at a good price including delivery. Bought as a spare for one I already have. Swift delivery to Amazon pickup locker.

Accurate and easy to read

Easy to use. Reliable. Functional. Accurate. What more do I need to say? Would highly recommend this product.