KLIQ TinyTune Pro Stage Tuner Pedal for Guitar & Bass, Mini Chromatic Pedal with True Bypass, Silent Switch, Flat Tuning, LED Display & Pitch Calibration (9V Power Supply Required)

I bought the Pro Stage version and got it a couple of days ago. The first thing I noticed was how small it actually is, even after reading about its size it was shocking at sight. Even though how cute it looks being so tiny, don't think for a second it's a frail thing, it's actually heavier than it looks due to its mostly-metal construction, which makes it feel indestructible. It has different ways of showing the notes on screen and brings a one-sheet manual explaining each mode carefully, which I didn't know. In the box, it also brings 4 little self-adhesive plastic supports to stick under the pedal if you want to use it without a pedalboard (quite a nice detail, in my opinion). It has a FLAT button to change tunings but when I plugged my guitar in Drop C and played the 6th string it immediately recognised the note, so I'm not sure about when to use that button, but I don't really mind as long as it tunes correctly (and it definitely does!). When it comes to tuning, it's faster than I expected (and that means REALLY FAST) and really sensitive, resulting in a perfectly tuned guitar. The LED screen is super easy to read indoors, I haven't tried it outside but it definitely looks like it won't have any problem there. It doesn't produce any type of interference or hum, and I was using a high gain amp that loves amplifying noise when given the chance. The overall impression I get is that I found a gold mine here, I wouldn't be surprised if this was worth twice or thrice the price. If you are looking for a good tuner that can handle many different tunings and don't want to spend so much money, here's your perfect choice. Hell, I would even recommend it to people looking to buy a Korg or Boss tuner, here's the same quality for a lot less!

I needed a new pedalboard tuner and had been reading reviews on the popular brands and the KLIQ Tiny Tune caught my interest. I didn'tpurchase the regular Tiny Tune opting instead for the new KLIQ Tiny Tune Pro Stage Tuner. I ordered it Nov.8th and it arrived Nov.10th in time to use that night at my regular Friday gig. It performed great and met all expectations. It felt more precise than my previous tuner. The LEDs are bright and easy to see and read (they remind me of Christmas lights). The tuner has 2 display modes; Meter Display and Strobe Display. Both work fine but the Meter Display was closer to the modes I'm used to. Pretty cool. It has the pitch and flat buttons out of the way of any accidental triggering. I liked that feature as my last tuner had those functions close to the foot switch which caused concern ( to me anyway).The unit itself is built like a brick-you know what-house. It was well packaged (in a special box that is almost as cute as the tuner). The instructions are pro all the way and the company itself really impressed me. I received a personal email from the Laura "The Chief Happiness Officer" at KLIQ. I wrote back and she responded almost immediately...during a weekend no less. If you have been ignored or served badly by companies in the past, as I and no doubt many consumers have, this was refreshingly remarkable. I have no doubt that I would be listened to if I had a problem or issue.I have no ties to KLIQ whatsoever and this is the first product I've purchased from them. I am impressed. Laura, do you sell logo shirts?

I bought this to add to my pedal board to replace all my clip-on tuners, which I can NEVER see when we're doing outdoor, festival shows through the summer months. All the comments about how bright the readout is are what sold me. That said, here's...THE GOOD: This tuner is fast, accurate and built like a tank. It's nice and small and fits comfortably on an unused corner of my pedal board. The input and output seem solid and the connections are good. The button also seems well-built and ready to take on years of road abuse. It is, in short, very nice.THE BAD: Dammit! I still can't see this thing on stage on a sunny day; the readout just plain vanishes, even when I try to balance, stork-like, on one foot so I can hold the other over the tuner to create a shadow. I can see the readout on my iPhone and iPad in the same light. Why can't SOMEBODY make a tuner for sunny-day gigs!? Maybe use that e-ink display like on a Kindle?Other than that, the tuner is absolutely great. I love the way it looks, functions and is constructed. Also, the price is easy on the wallet. Just don't believe all the talk about how easy this is to see on "any" stage. If there's sun shining on your stage, be ready to tune by ear.

It's certainly nothing fancy but it works great. Keeps me in tune and doesn't take up a lot of space ok my board.It has a very bright and easy to read display.

Great, accurate tuner!