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Snark ST-2 Multi-Instrument Chromatic Tuner – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Snark ST-2 Multi-Instrument Chromatic Tuner
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Brand
SNARK
Model Name
ST 2
Item Dimensions LxWxH
1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Weight
0.02 Pounds
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H. Z (verified owner) –
Indispensable – I use this on my alto trombone to help with tuning during my practice sessions. It is in indispensable tool.
K. B (verified owner) –
amazing for any tuning – just great for both mic and vibration tuning
J. Z (verified owner) –
Accurate! – I never owned a tuner before, so it’s very foolproof. It misses 1 note in about 15 notes, even right next to the string, but other than that it works great!
Z. A (verified owner) –
maybe not as accurate as earlier version – Does not seem as accurate as my older Snark tuner. It quickly gets you in the ballpark, but despite the arrow pointing to the note, there seems to be a lot of play on either side of true pitch. One can audibly tune a banjo string up or down (sharp or flat) just a bit, and the Snark arrow still reads that it’s true pitch.
K. P (verified owner) –
I Works!! – Love It!!!!!
P. F (verified owner) –
Life of tuner, 2-3 Years for met. An Honest perspective.. – This has been a great tuner, print is easy to read, good features and great usability, never even had to change the battery… For about 2 years of moderate usage with my Strat and Epi Les Paul, then one of the prongs broke on the back, which seems to be a bit of a failure point for several users, and its just not useable anymore and I don’t want to mess around trying to fix it. But the latest model is half what I paid for this so I’ll probably upgrade, maybe look at a different brand. It seems that it has a short life cycle, at least in my case. Bummer, because it still works great, just have no way to affix it easily anymore.
K. P (verified owner) –
I Works!! – Love It!!!!!
E. G (verified owner) –
Plethora of tuners – I’ve had many tuners, some work ok on guitar, but not mandolin; some don’t pickup the strings unless you are very forceful. I now have three of these and they are very good on multiple instruments
E. G (verified owner) –
Plethora of tuners – I’ve had many tuners, some work ok on guitar, but not mandolin; some don’t pickup the strings unless you are very forceful. I now have three of these and they are very good on multiple instruments
J. Z (verified owner) –
Accurate! – I never owned a tuner before, so it’s very foolproof. It misses 1 note in about 15 notes, even right next to the string, but other than that it works great!
Z. A (verified owner) –
maybe not as accurate as earlier version – Does not seem as accurate as my older Snark tuner. It quickly gets you in the ballpark, but despite the arrow pointing to the note, there seems to be a lot of play on either side of true pitch. One can audibly tune a banjo string up or down (sharp or flat) just a bit, and the Snark arrow still reads that it’s true pitch.
H. Z (verified owner) –
Indispensable – I use this on my alto trombone to help with tuning during my practice sessions. It is in indispensable tool.
Z. G (verified owner) –
Maybe I’m doing it wrong – I’ve had a lot of snark tuners over the years, and this one is less accurate than some of the older ones. I’ve tried it on a few guitars a ukelele and a banjo, and this new one seems to “lock” on “tuned” to the note, which means the string can be off by a bit, and this tuner says it’s on, while the older one says it’s low.
Z. G (verified owner) –
Maybe I’m doing it wrong – I’ve had a lot of snark tuners over the years, and this one is less accurate than some of the older ones. I’ve tried it on a few guitars a ukelele and a banjo, and this new one seems to “lock” on “tuned” to the note, which means the string can be off by a bit, and this tuner says it’s on, while the older one says it’s low.
P. F (verified owner) –
Life of tuner, 2-3 Years for met. An Honest perspective.. – This has been a great tuner, print is easy to read, good features and great usability, never even had to change the battery… For about 2 years of moderate usage with my Strat and Epi Les Paul, then one of the prongs broke on the back, which seems to be a bit of a failure point for several users, and its just not useable anymore and I don’t want to mess around trying to fix it. But the latest model is half what I paid for this so I’ll probably upgrade, maybe look at a different brand. It seems that it has a short life cycle, at least in my case. Bummer, because it still works great, just have no way to affix it easily anymore.
K. B (verified owner) –
amazing for any tuning – just great for both mic and vibration tuning