Most anywhere; even the used market has a good supply, though note how many there "aren't" for sale. Folks don't sell them very often once they buy them. There is a reason.Originally posted by granite
I'm sold after reading other threads on this one. Only question now is where to buy from?
I had been using a Boss TU-8 or so until Thursday a week ago when I got a Strobostomp on loan from a good friend. Gigged with it the next day, bought one on Saturday. It´s simply the best you can get without going to the BIG Peterson tuners.Originally posted by Scott Peterson
Most anywhere; even the used market has a good supply, though note how many there "aren't" for sale. Folks don't sell them very often once they buy them. There is a reason.
+1Originally posted by Unburst
Peterson Strobostomp
True, but there are remarkably few folks that hold that same opinion once they try the Strobostomp. It'll re-educate your ears and the only reason I jump on this debate time and time again is that it truly *does* matter to the music.Originally posted by GCDEF
The Boss TU-2 is nice too for about half the price. It may not have the Peterson's accuracy, but its certainly accurate enough for stage and studio use. You really only need the precision of the Peterson if you're setting intonation.
I disagree.Originally posted by GCDEF
The Boss TU-2 is nice too for about half the price. It may not have the Peterson's accuracy, but its certainly accurate enough for stage and studio use. You really only need the precision of the Peterson if you're setting intonation.
The difference between a TU-2 or other tuner and a Strobostomp becomes VERY clear once you have intonated your guitar and then tune up with the Strobostomp.Originally posted by GCDEF
The Boss TU-2 is nice too for about half the price. It may not have the Peterson's accuracy, but its certainly accurate enough for stage and studio use. You really only need the precision of the Peterson if you're setting intonation.
Never thought I needed one until today. Pulled the trigger too. This place is BAD.Originally posted by dowlingk
Damn you guys. I pulled the trigger on one today, but the caveat is that I look at the Peterson as an essential. Of course one of the symptoms of GAS is creative rationalization.![]()