darren
May 13, 2009

Rating: 2/10

this pedal is only worth 2 out of 10 at best. it absolutely demolishes batteries. i put a duracell ultra battery in, and it was flat within a total of 4 hours. had to buy a mains adaptor. its ok in use, a bit of a let down in some ways. i cant afford a better make so im stuck with this one. my advice is to save up for the boss pedal, had one years ago and it was brill. this one is plastic, not very good. add another tenner onto the price for a mains adaptor. never again.

Benjamin Sinclair-MacDonald
October 20, 2008

Rating: 1/10

This quite honestly has to be one of the worst pedals I have EVER bought. DON\'T DO IT!!

Like the guys above said, they were being polite by saying it\'s unpredictable.

Honest to god my Grandma who is 80 and all but deaf, (on top of being tone deaf normally) would be a better gauge of whether my guitar was in tune.

If you can see past the \"on\" light, which is more a piercing blue laser beam, capable of steering lagre ships away from dangerous rocks. It actually obscures your vision of the dials, as well as impairing your sight on a more permanent basis!
The dials themselves have the sensitivity of a teenage girl who\'s heavily into her emo, and thinks life is just so unfair because Avril Lavigne tells her it is.

I do own other Behringer products and have to say they have all been great, in particular the EQ and Compressor pedals.

However they must have come up with this tuner pedal half way through they\'re annual christmas party, after a few too many beers.
Which coincidentally if you equalled would probably be the only time your guitar would even sound vaguely in tune after using this pedal.

Save your 20 hard earned notes and save up for something more reliable. I do still use mine... whenever we have a power cut and I need a light to find the fuse box.

Love Behringer but they need to look at imrpoving this one.

And Dolphin Music I have to say are ace, they look after you well and don\'t rip you off for the privilege.

Richard Blackburn
April 8, 2008

Rating: 1/10

We bought three for our band. All three seemed to be a little upredictable and hard to an accurate tuning in a gig situation, especially for the bass. Also seemed to eat batteries.

We decided to try the Boss version - this was a much better experience and have now dumped the Behringer tuners.

I've also bought Behringer recording gear and this is all good stuff - but can't recommend the tuners.