StroboClip tuner from Peterson now shipping
The StroboClip has a concert pitch range from 400 to 490Hz, a tuning range of C0 through to B6 and is said to be accurate to within 1/1000th of a semitone
Article Summary
Tuner manufacturing veteran Peterson Electro-Musical Products has been helping musicians keep their instruments in check since 1948, and introduced the first true bypass strobe tuner in 2004. Responding to requests from players for a snap-on tuner, the company has announced the StroboClip. The handy tuner benefits from 0.1 cent accuracy, exclusive presets for a variety of stringed and non-stringed instruments, a sturdy, road-friendly design and a pivoted clear screen that makes for easy viewing.
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