-
I received four of these this morning, expecting little. Surprisingly they are pretty well done, and at $4 each (shipped WITH battery) I now have one wherever I play.
-
01-17-2017 01:17 PM
-
I have two of them. Great value!
-
The one I got refuses to tune the second string on any of my guitars.
-
Have you tried another battery, and or clamping it to a different location on the head? Also if you have Grovers, try this...
Loosen the string totally and screw the retaining nut down tight on the head.
I find my Grovers will come loose after a while and the head may not be making good enough contact with the tuner to vibrate the head enough.
-
Thanks, I'll try that.
-
I ordered one in November.
It never arrived, so I sent a gentle 'reminder' to Reverb. They sent another.
After two weeks of no tuner, I sent another reminder.
A week later I received the replacement...plus another one!
After another week passed, I received the original 'lost' tuner, in a damaged package. Tuner was A-OK. But now I have 3 tuners!
I contacted Reverb asking how best to return the two extra tuners. They said keep them as a token of their good customer relations.
Now don't you wish that would happen with a guitar purchase?!
-
Guitars usually cost more than $4. It costs more than $4 just to ship one, unless the shipment comes from China. So Reverb is saving money by calling it "good customer relations".
-
Got a link?
-
-
How do they stack up to Snark tuners?
-
My Snark was no better, but somehow it self destructed lying is a bowl on a table. Maybe my little cat walked on it?
I A-B'd it with my $20 Crafter and it is equally accurate but seems to agree better with my ear on the octaves than the Crafter. I have not A-B'd it with other models.
At $4.00 like it says on the Reverb site, "It's a no brainer" :-)
-
I've had a couple of these for awhile now and have been very happy with their accuracy and overall quality relative to the Snark (Haha my Snark is also sitting somewhere busted in my music room!)
-
Originally Posted by sgosnell
I think you meant to refer to 'tuners' and not 'guitars' in your reply.
Of course the cost to ship was too high to return. But I think we can agree that sending the extra tuner was excellent customer service. It is little gestures like that that keep customers coming back to a business again and again.
-
I was referencing this:
Now don't you wish that would happen with a guitar purchase?!
-
D'oh, I read it as a 'reverb tuner' and not a tuner from Reverb.
Four candles? Nah, fork handles.
-
Originally Posted by jazzbow
-
Originally Posted by GNAPPI
-
I ordered two the day after this was posted. Arrived two days later! I'm no fan of clip-ons, but these work as well as the couple of Snarks I have (one of which broke rather quickly, without being used). I use one for a backup to my Peterson StroboFlip in my gig bag and other when I'm changing strings or adjusting a guitar.
I showed them to my bass player. He has had no luck getting his five string's B to work with a tuner, but mine did in the C mode, so he ordered two.
Thanks for the head's up. Now I can throw the broken Snark out.
Danny W
-
Hmm, that's three of us with broken Snarks, competition is good. So far my Reverb BRAND tuners (not spring reverb guys) :-) work pretty well.
One did "go in the weeds" and wouldn't tune, I removed the battery, put it back in and it has not done it again.
Moffa Mithra
Today, 08:31 AM in For Sale