TC Electronic PolyTune Clip

This is the second polytune I've bought, they are great tuners, the only drawback is the adjustable tuning only goes down to 435Hz, whatever you think of the 440 vs 432 debate, I find myself sometimes playing with people who tune to 432 and I would love if I could just use the polytune then.

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The PC Electronic PolyTune Clip tuners are reliable, accurate and very easy to read. If I'm going to a rehearsal or a gig, I have one in every instrument case and have never had a problem with them. The battery life is good and they always work flawlessly. Highly recommended.

Accurate and the chord/multi-note function is invaluable. (I purchased 2 for quick tuning of E and Eb guitars) Dedicated Bass Guitar function is also accurate and useful.

Bought this for a Martin LX1 acoustic guitar. It's easy to use, works very well, and I can just clip it to the guitar strap when it's not in use to get it out of the way.

Perfect for when you need to set up your bass or guitar

Strum all the strings and see which ones are out of tune. Then tune it very precisely. It's an inexpensive helpful tool for all guitarists. It works with any guitar, Easy to use, and versatile for advanced use. I can only recommend it.

Works on guitars, ukulele, bass etc Easy to read on a sunny day. I love the strum feature where you just strum the strings open, together and it tells you simultaneously which ones are sharp/flat. Magic.

This tuner clips on to end of neck and is excellent... excellent tuner being 100% accurate.... would recommend this tuner again... small and efficient... also the service at Musix was excellent and the delivery fast

Simple to use and very accurate, this is my favourite clip on tuner to date. It allows you to check all your strings at a glance.

Tunes great, fast and accurate. Is a little confusing to tell which mode you are in.

Having the Polytune mini on my pedalboard, missed something for the go, and compared to the D'Addario NS Micro, far easier tuning and get a look at strumming all strings at once. Bulkier than the NS Micro and no turntable head, but do the job quite bravely. Thumb up.