D’Addario NS Micro Clip-On Tuner
- Highly precise clip-on tuner for a wide range of instruments including guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo, mandolin, and more
- Discrete, highly compact design hides behind the headstock and is small enough to leave on every instrument you own – get one for each case
- Extremely accurate chromatic tuning based on vibration, no sound or cable input required
- Adjustable ratchet mechanism and reversible screen allows for placement on front or back of headstock
- Visual metronome feature for additional practice aid
The feature-packed tuner your audience will never see. True to its name, the NS Micro Clip-On Tuner features a low-profile design that can barely be seen by the audience while the clear and bright display can be seen easily by the player. The highly compact design even allows the tuner to be kept on the guitar while stored in its case. At a stealthy 1.25 inches, it’s the best performance they’ll never see. NS Micro Clip-On Headstock Tuner
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View larger Upgraded Performance The NS Micro boasts improved accuracy and note recognition from its ‘Mini’ predecessor. A wide calibration range (410-480) guarantees precise performance on each instrument. A visual metronome adds an additional practice tool. Easy on the Eyes The easy-to-read, Tri-Color backlit screen displays the note in red when out of tune, yellow when close, and green when in tune. This allows the player to accurately tune with a quick glance at the display – even on dark st
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Dr. Philip J. Kinsler
Cute, tiny, easy to use, accurate,
Pros: Easy to use. Pluck the string. If it’s off, the string letter turns up red with bars along the high or low side. Tune in the direction needed until there’s one bar on each side of the string name– like this– lEl –and the string name turns green–and the E string is in tune. It’s fast and easy. I compared it to a high priced clip on tuner and it was dead accurate. I removed the expensive one and left this one on, if that indicates anything.
Only one concern. The ‘ratchet’ mechanism that opens the thing to grip the headstock is all plastic and felt quite flimsy. There were also no instructions on how to open it properly. I was afraid I would break it putting it on and am still afraid it might not be durable for long.
I’ll add to this review if it lasts or breaks…
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