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By Greg Pead on Wednesday, May 27, 2026
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Peterson tuners seem to be way ahead of most, if not all the competition. I have three of them, and would not use anything else.
Peterson’s backup support is brilliant. On one of my clip tuners, the tiny nut and bolt that attaches the clip to the display came loose and fell out, and was lost. I wrote to Peterson to enquire about getting a replacement. They promptly sent me out a replacement free charge.
That’s great service.
Peterson’s backup support is brilliant. On one of my clip tuners, the tiny nut and bolt that attaches the clip to the display came loose and fell out, and was lost. I wrote to Peterson to enquire about getting a replacement. They promptly sent me out a replacement free charge.
That’s great service.
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By marco orciuoli on Monday, May 25, 2026
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Plays 6-String Electric Guitar
All the features of the (amazing) Strobostomp in a compact case. Perfect!
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By Mark Horning on Monday, May 25, 2026
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Plays 6-String Electric Guitar, 6-String Acoustic Guitar, 4 String Bass, Classical Violin
By Wes Crittenden on Sunday, May 24, 2026
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I love the new tuner. I picked out the mini to swap back and forth between my Amp board and my direct to Pa board. Eventually I would like to buy a second as I love the way you can change colors depending on how light is hitting the unit. In the dark a yellow or white is too bright but perfect on a stage during the day. Accuracy is very good. Still trying to understand the sweetners.
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By Rick Gauthier on Sunday, May 24, 2026
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This tuner exceeds all expectations.
Sharp, quick, and articulate.
Being able to match the display color to match the rest of my board was a cool bonus, but really what this does for me is step my game up to a major league level of pinpoint accuracy so that my team can count on me to provide the reliable backbone they need.
Sharp, quick, and articulate.
Being able to match the display color to match the rest of my board was a cool bonus, but really what this does for me is step my game up to a major league level of pinpoint accuracy so that my team can count on me to provide the reliable backbone they need.
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By Michael Warren on Friday, May 22, 2026
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This unit is just what I was looking for.. It is very solid and has the benefit of being a Peterson (great accuracy and same visual as all of my tuners). The options for setup are plenty for any player or any setup. Highly recommend !
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By Joe Tragoma on Thursday, May 21, 2026
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By Dave Felipe on Thursday, May 21, 2026
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One and true ultra precision tuner that i'm looking for, seamless accuracy perfect for intonation both studio and live use, can't wait for further updates like wide range of sweeteners.
Thanks Peterson! You've earned it!! greetings from the Philippines
Thanks Peterson! You've earned it!! greetings from the Philippines
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Anonymous on Wednesday, May 20, 2026
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For the advanced professional studio personnel. The sweetener is the main feature of this bad boy! You can easily log into Peterson Connect and make customized sweetened tunings for each of your different instruments. I won't reveal my secret (yet), but I have a pretty good method for building awesome sweetened tunings. Which I believe are the keys to unlocking the guitars full potential. When you play guitar you are bending the string beyond normal picking just by fretting/playing. What the sweetener does for me is it compensates for that. Usually the "G" and "low E" need to be backed off (flatted), there seems to be a consistent pattern of an "S" shape when you look at it on a graph, which would explain why true temperament frets look how they do. With having straight frets, and not true temperament this is the best way to lock in the tuning so that you won't go sharp unintentionally hurting the sound and performance.
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By Mark Horning on Saturday, May 16, 2026
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Plays 6-String Electric Guitar, 6-String Acoustic Guitar, 4 String Bass, Classical Violin
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