The 440 setting is a pitch reference, not an accuracy rating. Here is when to leave it alone, when to change it, and what to check before recording.
A clear display, a closer pitch reading, or less work at the tuning keys? Four current guitar tuners answer different questions. Here is how to choose for the way you actually play.
A clip-on and a pedal tuner may both be accurate, but they solve different stage problems. Use these five tests to choose the right signal path for your rig.
Guitar tuning drift can continue after you enter the venue. This practical routine helps touring and gigging players tune at the right time instead of chasing a moving target.
What guitar tuner accuracy means, when ±1 cent is enough, and why strings, intonation, technique, and signal quality still shape the result.
Blues Star Johnny W.’s Gibson Firebird Studio joins the Guitar Hall of Tune with a TronicalTune Type C1 Reverse installation.
Paul B. shares two new TronicalTune installations: a Sire T7TM with Type C5 and a Fender Acoustasonic Standard Telecaster with Type C.
The tuner says every open string is right, but the guitar still sounds wrong. Check these common setup, string, nut, capo, tremolo, and temperature problems.
Open tunings are a classic choice for slide guitar, but they are not the only choice. Learn what standard tuning offers and when open tunings still win.
Rock Your Strings: The Ultimate Guide to Auto Guitar Tuners Alright, my fellow string slingers, let’s dive into the world of auto guitar tuners. If you’re like me, you know the struggle of keeping your guitar in tune while you’re cranking out killer riffs or laying down a sweet solo. You don’t want to waste […]

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