Boss Tuner Pedals

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About BOSS Tuner Pedals

BOSS Tuner Pedals are arguably the most popular tuner pedals in the industry. Rock solid and reliable, the TU-3 is a triumph of function and practicality. BOSS actually make a number of tuners, including non-pedal versions like the TU-10 clip on tuner, the TU-30 tuner and metronome and the TU-12EX, designed to fit discreetly inside the top corner of the BDB-60 pedal board. The TU-3 is full of useful features and is able to handle extended range instruments such as 5 string basses and 7 string guitars as well as drop tunings.

BOSS Pedals have a well established reputation as manufacturers of some of the best pedals on the market, and the range of BOSS tuner pedals is no exception. BOSS tuners are compact, easy to use and provide players with complete peace of mind when it comes to tuning accuracy, giving instant visual verification as to whether or not you're in perfect tune.

BOSS tuners are designed to be stage-ready. For example, the BOSS TU-3 Chromatic Tuner is one of the most highly-regarded and widely used for it's no-nonsense, simple approach to tuning. It has set the industry standard with it's high degree of tuning accuracy, high brightness mode, allows for drop tunings and will not interfere with the rest of your signal chain. BOSS tuners are the obvious choice when it comes to professional tuning requirements.

Why Should I Choose a BOSS Tuner Pedals?

  • Easy to Use
  • Robust
  • Stage-Ready
  • Compact and Lightweight

Frequently Asked Questions about Boss Tuner Pedals

Question: Is it worth getting a BOSS tuner pedal?
Yes. BOSS tuner pedals are regarded as the industry standard because of their high degree of accuracy and user-friendliness.
Question: What does a BOSS tuner pedal do?
BOSS tuner pedals are simple, they make sure your instrument is in perfect tune. Whether that be standard tuning, or other tuning variations a BOSS tuner pedal will make sure you're on the right track.
Question: Who uses BOSS tuner pedals?
BOSS tuner pedals are used by musicians from all walks of life, from the average bedroom player to world-class performing artists.
Question: Is the TU-3S always 'on'?
Yes, there is no footswitch on the TU-3S so it is always on. This tuner is great for crowded pedal boards!
Question: What makes the Waza TU-3W different to the standard TU-3 tuner pedal?
Apart from superficial differences such as the pedal's colour and blue LED display, there are two main differences. The first is that the actual signal path is 'cleaner' than ever, leaving no trace of its operation in your signal flow. The second is the choice to use either a buffered or true bypass circuit, allowing you the benefit of either type of technology.
Question: Where should I put my tuner in regards to my effects chain?
General practice dictates that you should put the tuner right at the beginning so that no other pedals can influence the pitch of the signal going into the tuner.
Question: What does 'chromatic' mean?
In reference to tuners, the term 'chromatic' means that the tuner will recognize all standard pitches within its given range. Chromatic tuners will display whichever pitch the string happens to be at rather that merely the 6 'ideal' pitches of standard tuning.