this tuner works for electric guitars?
1569979
It works for any guitar; the device uses the vibrations transmitted through the wood to display the note (frequency).
1569980
Yes, this works with electric guitars. However, it is not as effective you are playing in a club and the other instruments are at high volume.
1569981
It will work on any string instrument cause it picks up vibrations in the headstock however on an electric I would prolly want a tuner that plugs into it for accuracy.
1569982
yes, It will work with anything it can clip on to. As long as the environment isn't too noisy. For a guitar you might want a tuner you can plug directly in to.
1569983
Yes it does- as mentioned in my review, I tune my Les Paul, Telecasters, Stratocaster, Jackson Soloist, and bass with it. You clip it on to the headstock and it senses the vibration of the note through the guitar neck.
1144078
I'm sorry I am not sure. I was not happy with it and sold it. The person I sold it to commented that it had "an electronic tuner."
467795
In "Tuner Mode" it covers the "strings" from low E to high E, It also works (and identifies) Chords from Major, Minor, Augmented, Diminished. As shown in the picture it is quite small and easily carried for quick adjustments. I have compared it to "professional" equipment and the variation is so small as to be undetectable. I appreciate it's fast response which in the case of an electric, in a small area, can cause a feedback if the string or chord is struck too strongly - soft pick is definitely better. Hope that answers your questions.
1004899
I use this to tune my baritone horn. It works well. I play a note, and see on the screen immediately if it is in tune. As an experiement, after the piano tuner left our house from tuning our piano, I play several notes on the piano, and they were all in tune. This tuner works well, I think. And would work just as well for a guitar.
970156
No. I use a Snark with mine. They cost about $12 and the can tune by vibration or pitch. The guitar has on board system for sending sound through an amp but no tuner.
350125
yes this is the standard Snark tuner and it will work for any instrument it just has to hear it. you could tune anyting from a guitar to a ukelele to a tuba.
1670977
I don't own/play an electric (mine are acoustic/electric), but I believe it WILL work without amplifying your guitar. It works based on vibration.
657335
The tuners are bad on this guitar, I'm not sure about putting custom tuners on it. the one I ordered came broken and would not tune.
2054022
Try another tuner. There's a good free phone app -- I think it's called G-strings. If that's not the actual name, then it's the top app when you search guitar tuners. Good luck.
897221
The tuner is chromatic, which means it tunes all notes including sharps and flats, and it is a clip-on that responds to vibrations in the instrument. Any instrument you can clip it to, it will tune. Very low frequencies as in a bass guitar will not register as well, but banjo, ukellele, violin, etc. will tune fine. Even horns and woodwinds should work.
858737
It will work on either mechanically speaking, but you want to consider the pre drilled holes already on your guitar and find a similar fit. These tuners are it to replace the schalers on a lot of Gibson guitars (most les Paul's 335's and some acoustics j45 LGs and Hummingbird). They'll work on anything but you may have to redrill the holes
1578154
It doesn't seem to read the e string on a four string bass very well (Fender Squier Jazz Bass) You have to position the tuner in just the right place on the headstock otherwise it doesn't seem to register the vibrations. I'm not sure how well it would work on an even lower string.
1779960
I really don't know. It says Guitar and Bass Tuner, and I use it for a Classical guitar, so I would assume that it would work. You would just have to hold it up to the sound hole, instead of plugging it in, so that the built-in microphone can pick up the sound of the strings.
1955489
It is best to ask the manufacturer this question because this is an inexpensive tuner.I can tell you along with the plug in tuner, it has a pitch pipe which sounds each note to tune any six string guitar,so I would assume this particular tuner was not set up for more than a six stringer.This is only my assumption,but I could be wrong,that's why I think you should contact the manufacturer and ask them that question for a definite answer.Mario
690073
Hello. It would work on any instrument. It will give you the note of the string you pick, and tell you how flat or sharp the tuning is. It is very accurate.Take care.
144662
As long as the instrument is equal tempered (based on 12 note chromatic scale), you should be able to tune with this tuner. Sincerely, Kevin - Daybreak Enterprises, Inc.
2005266
not sure, but should since it works on string vibration and is chromatic & can tune all notes A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.