good rack tuner

[MYLILSS]

who makes a decent rack tuner ?? something good, doesnt have to be super fancy just be able to put my guitars in tune ...

i am not a huge pedal person, so would rather have something rackmounted to use.

 

[Jeff Hilligan]

I have a Korg not sure on the model I can get it for you. Single space and does a great job $100 shipped!

 

[JasonEldon]

I have a Korg not sure on the model I can get it for you. Single space and does a great job $100 shipped!

I also recommend Korg they are the best in my opinion ans $100 is a great price. I paid over $300 for mine!

 

[MYLILSS]

I have a Korg not sure on the model I can get it for you. Single space and does a great job $100 shipped!

i take it you are selling one ?? lol ... if so pm me some pics and a model number if yah dont mind

 

[scottkahn]

If you want to keep the pricing under control, Korg's line of tuners are the industry standard for dedicated rack tuners. But if you want the Rolls-Royce of tuners, check out the Peterson VS-R:
http://www.musicplayers.com/reviews/gui ... onVS-R.php

Of course most multi-FX rack products have tuners built in, so there's less demand for stand-alone rack tuners.

Scott

 

[MYLILSS]

If you want to keep the pricing under control, Korg's line of tuners are the industry standard for dedicated rack tuners. But if you want the Rolls-Royce of tuners, check out the Peterson VS-R:
http://www.musicplayers.com/reviews/gui ... onVS-R.php

Of course most multi-FX rack products have tuners built in, so there's less demand for stand-alone rack tuners.

Scott

yeah i am thinking of getting a multi FX rack setup too, but i would rather have a stand alone rack tuner. dont ask me why, i would like to have it all its own .... if i dont get the korg tuner from jeff, i am gonna look into one of these. it looks kool anyways

 

[scottkahn]

if you have the space for it, I don't blame you. there's nothing easier to read from a distance than the korg tuners.

 

[JasonEldon]

if you have the space for it, I don't blame you. there's nothing easier to read from a distance than the korg tuners.

I agree you can tune from a Korg DTR-2000 from 50 feet away. Peterson...not so much.

 

[MYLILSS]

what about the korg DTR-1000 ... it seems like a decent tuner, but i dunno, anyone have any knowledge of it ?

EDIT:: just read the DTR1000 wont completely mute the sound when tuning in a live situation, will the DTR2000 ?? how truly important is it, to be completely muted ??

 

[jlbaxe]

 

[vchizzle]

I'm interested here too. My bass player needs one. Was gonna tell him to get a Korg dtr 1000, does it really not mute properly???

 

[Death by Uberschall]

Korg

 

[Spaceboy]

I use a Korg DTR 1000 and don't have any problems with sound bleeding through the mute button.

 

[JasonEldon]

I use a Korg DTR 1000 and don't have any problems with sound bleeding through the mute button.

Ive owned both the DTR-1000 and now own the DTR-2000 they BOTH mute perfectly and have had no issues with either one. The DTR-2000 just has a few more options..which i never use lol could of just stuck with the DTR-1000

 

[scottkahn]

I'm not sure who complained about sounding leaking while on mute, but I suspect it had nothing to do with the tuner. Most likely it had to do with the tuner being in a parallel FX loop, which passes dry signal alongside the effected one, or it could have been in the serial loop of an amp with a poorly-designed serial loop. There are many amps with serial loops that are not actually 100% serial, and a tuner is actually a useful device for testing if your serial loop is actually letting some dry signal pass through.

 

[JasonEldon]

I'm not sure who complained about sounding leaking while on mute, but I suspect it had nothing to do with the tuner. Most likely it had to do with the tuner being in a parallel FX loop, which passes dry signal alongside the effected one, or it could have been in the serial loop of an amp with a poorly-designed serial loop. There are many amps with serial loops that are not actually 100% serial, and a tuner is actually a useful device for testing if your serial loop is actually letting some dry signal pass through.

Agree 100%