Behringer TU300 Chromatic Tuner Pedal for Guitar and Bass with Bright LED Display and Accurate Tuning

This is a fairly good tuner with a nice clear display and more functionality than I'll use. I use mine for tuning my bass, and it works well. I love having 2 outputs, one that mutes while I'm tuning, and one continuous output, giving me a choice. I recommend having one of these!

I am actually surprised at how good this us, especially for the price. It does exactly what you need it to and is very simple to use. It has a bypass function which means when you turn it on, it bypasses the guitar so the guitar does not play through the amp during tuning. It has a couple of different settings such as guitar and bass. The lights make it easy to see and use. You can use either a 9v batter or a power supply to power it, i personally use a power supply. However, this is not made out of metal like most tuners, it does feel a bit plasticky. Although, i have stomped on it harder than i should more then a few times and have never had any problems with it. I would definitely recommend this, don't waste your money on expensive tuners.

Ok so I received this yesterday just before band practise with a bunch of friends. So one plus was very fast delivery, received Saturday AM after ordering Thursday AM, and that was on the FREE supersaver delivery. Benefits are as you'd expect. Other people were tuning with apps on phones (which is a good way) except everyone needed to be quiet for this, so being able to tune with a pedal was a huge advantage. It is also very well built. I was quite surprised how chunky it was for the money it cost. Now the downsides and the reason it is not 5 star: I use a HSS Strat and the tuner does NOT like the Humbucker pickup. It gets confused as hell and you cant tune on that pickup. Not an issue for me, just switch to a single coil and it works great. But it is something you need to know when deciding to buy this or not. If you have a guitar with only Humbuckers then this might not work at all for you. Again, this was just my humbucker it couldn't deal with, just be aware. You need to have the volume up quite high on the guitar for it to work properly. If the volume is low on the guitar then the tuner is slow to react if it reacts at all. This means you end up activating the pedal and muting your guitar, you then turn up the volume to tune and then when you unmute again you end up with your volume too high! Very annoying when playing with other people and trying to set your levels. This is something you can compensate for when you set up your levels at the beginning of playing. Final, as said before by others, BATTERY! It eats 9V batteries. Put a new one in straight away. The tuner only seems to switch on when cables are plugged in to it so overnight the tuner was left in circuit but with the amp off and this morning the battery was dead! So this will get very expensive to use it on batteries. So straight away I'm off to buy a power supply! EDIT: It does say on the back to unplug the jacks to preserve batteries, so I'll see how long a battery lasts now that I'll follow the maker's recommendations! So in conclusion, good value for money as it is very very cheap for what it is, so if you can deal with the negatives mentioned, it will do you well. If you need something that you can use on battery for a long time and your guitar has Humbuckers and no single coils, you might need to look elsewhere. Fine for me though!

30 odd quid , excellent , its a good tuner , plasic case but 30 odd quid , the boss is metal and thats 100 but essentially they are exactlly the same , unless youre doing gigs every other day and throwing everything around and stomping on it to use the cut off like an 80s hardcore guitarist while fighting off stage divers .... well , you dont really need a metal one .....do you? the batteries dont last long in these types of pedal and they are anoying to fit , get a 9 volt adapter and a 4 gang . where im from the word of choice to use when describing anything good or that went well is "boss" so this pedal is boss , even if it isnt .

3 stars = O.K and that sums the pedal up. With a fresh battery, it cannot detect E on my bass, in fact, it refuses to acknowledge the E string at all. Maybe it can't cope with flatwounds and low output pickups. Onto using to tune my guitar and problem No.1 is its sample/hold time is way too short and it is frankly too twitchy and ignores harmonics and extraneous noise filters to allow everything to influence the readout. Compared with my headstock clip-on tuners, it's twitchy!. Accurate though. I fed a known reference frequency in and it was spot on. I'd strongly recommend a polytune or Boss or Digitech if funds allow, but for a cheap tuner, it's O.K Construction wise, the plastics are sturdy, but... The battery is liable to get squished by the pedal. The cable for the battery looks prone to breaking as you twist and curse to get the thing in. The switch is a microswitch activated by a piece of rubber glued into the top plate. There is little feedback as to when the pedal is activated and judging how hard to press is a good exercise. If that rubber was cut too short, and the glue is as poor as it looks, then over time I can see how the stop working. Well, that and the cacky battery connector. Stump up for a power board for all your pedals and the battery thing becomes a non-issue. It does the job, but is slow to use because the display bombs about. There are better pedals available second hand in your local crack-convertors for the same price, but this will do for me for now. It does cut the signal to your amp when activated and I can't detect it adding any noise. I run guitar --> tuner --> amp and everything else is plugged via the effects loop. It goes mainly quiet when activated. Definitely better than messing with rolling volume off and faffing with a clip-on tuner during songs.

Function - I like that mode can be switched from chromatic to guitar (or bass). The LED is very bright and is always on - brighter when active. Do not pay attention to complaints about it being too bright, I have a Boss GT10 multi FX and the LEDs on that are brighter! It is made of ABS plastic. I am not a gigging musician and I don't need it to be built like a brick outhouse. Seems sturdy enough to me. Probably not much use in a fight in a mosh pit but intimidating enough in my social circles! Accuracy - I have been playing guitar for a lot of years and I never had one this good. If you look at the graduated LED display scale, it will tell you why the frets compromise true temper of the instrument. I would be happy to use it to set intonation. Battery change is a PITA. Get a power supply. This is a very good guitar tuner. I have long believed that it is best to buy expensive stuff because you get what you pay for. This is an exception to my rule. I have another Behringer pedal (Tube Overdrive) and both are brilliant and ridiculously cheap. Buy it!

Stick this on the end of your guitar lead, at the front-end of your pedal board perhaps, and you always have an frighteningly easy to use tuner. Fully signal muted in use. Perfect. BEHRINGER always seem to come up with the goods at half the price of Boss. At the time of writing I have been using this for 2 years faultlessly. The bonus? Stomp it, which mutes everything, and you can pull your guitar lead out without the speaker killing bang! Worth the money for that alone!

Having owned a handheld tuner with just a single input jack, the TU300 has made things alot easier for me. Now i just leave this plugged in at the beginning of my effects setup, no need to keep switching the leads when i want to retune. The tuner itself is heavier than expected considering it is made of plastic, and it feels quite sturdy. The LED interface is nice and bright (easily visible in sunlight). As others said the low E string can take a few seconds to register, but i've found this happens with all previous tuners i have owned, if you pick the string continuously while tuning, it makes things easier. The accuracy of the TU300 is exceptional and much better than other tuners within the same price range. I'm not sure this pedal could withstand alot of stomping, for example if you were to use it as a mute pedal, i could imagine it might not last very long. However if you're only using it to tune your guitar then i'd recommend getting one, great value for money. If this tuner came in a metal casing i'd give it 5/5.

Used on 2 tours. Had no issues and kept me in tune.

It worked for a while but was having trouble picking up the lowest strings on my bass, meaning I could not really tune the E-string to D or C#. Now it has completely stopped working and I can't figure out why. Behringer's customer support website is a joke, it is even more broken than this product.

Love it. Easy to use, accurate, bright visuals, love the bypass and fits into my chain easily.

Praticamente identico all'originale del marchio più diffuso. Funziona PERFETTAMENTE ad una frazione del prezzo dell'originale. Per quanto mi riguarda, la costruzione in plastica non è assolutamente un problema, sui palchi che frequento io non passano camion che potrebbero passarci sopra ;-) Ottimo acquisto

Mijn kleinzoon was er blij mee, past precies op zijn voetenrack.