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The Boss TU-3W is my favorite pedal tuner, period.The tuner has a flexible input and output interface, much like the TU-3, allowing you to either pass signal while you are tuning or mute while tuning.Compared to the TU-3, the TU-3W has improved visibility and seemingly more accuracy. On dark stages, the blue lights are easy to see and light up well. The pedal tracks perfectly and rarely (if ever) cannot register pitches, even extremely low bass notes.The pedal is finished in a gorgeous, stealthy black. The switch works fantastically with the famous Boss smooth-touch.While the price isn't cheap in comparison to other tuner pedals, the quality and functionality makes up for the price difference.The only thing I would change would be to add a mute function that doesn't turn off the tuner.

Excelente

Classic tuner! Enough said!

Rien à redire sur cette pédale c'est du costaud et ça fait le taf qu'on lui demande c'est-à-dire accorder sa guitare ou sa basse, plusieurs modes disponibles et surtout on peut accorder sa guitare jusqu'à 6 demi-ton en dessous, comme toutes les pédales boss ça marche sur secteur ou sur pile 9 volts, achat indispensable sur son pédalboard.Il y avait un truc à redire je dirais que le vu mètre est un poil trop tatillon.

I see what all the fuss is about the TU-3 tuner pedal. I've held off buying one for ages and finally decided I needed to finish my pedal board with one.It has multiple tuning modes and display options, will easily deal with 7-string guitars and 5-string basses, and will allow drop tunings directly from the front panel using the mode control.One creative use I intend to put it to is to act as a signal splitter for effects pedals since there are two outputs, "output" and "bypass". This means I can have two FX chains behind it, in my case one vintage and one modern.It runs from standard 9v PP3 batteries or from a wall-wart power supply that is *not* provided. Fortunately for me, I always intended to power it from a power brick (in my case a TrueTone 1Spot) using the adapter cable that TrueTone provides, attached to an outlet that can provide 12v. The fact that it can pass along power to other Boss pedals is a major plus, and it will even feel older Boss pedals because I believe it steps down the power to conform to older pedals. It certainly powers my old compressor/sustainer pedal also made by Boss, using a simple daisychain cable.The display can be switched to a higher brightness so that it's visible in sunlight, but the power draw of the pedal really leaps up if you do, from 30 milliamps to 85 milliamps. If you're daisychaining other Boss pedals using the TU-3's pass-thru power you'll need to bear in mind that there will be less power available for those pedals in the daisychain. Similarly you will need to allow for this if you're using a power brick PSU and switch to high brightness now and then.The enclosure is like all Boss compact pedals - tougher than boots and with everything, especially the battery compartment, easy as anything to access. It comes with a battery installed that has been used for testing. You're recommended to keep a battery in there (it isn't being used if there's no instrument cable in the input) but since I don't play live I just removed it.How does it lock on to the notes? Phenomenally well, quick even on the low B on both 7-string guitar and 5-string bass. I have a Korg Pitchblack rack tuner that I've long considered to be the canines cojones, and this definitely is the equal of that unit, and takes the capabilities a bit further with features like the various flatting options.It's used all the time, and the option to use it on two signal paths makes some rudimentary pedal routing hacks available.