Digital Clip-On Guitar Tuner with LCD Display

Accurate, Clip-On Tuning for Guitar and More

Keep your instrument reliably in tune with this digital clip-on tuner, designed for guitarists and multi-instrumental players who need fast, precise tuning in any environment. The sensitive vibration sensor and clear LCD display work together to deliver accurate pitch readings without relying on external microphones, making it suitable for both quiet practice rooms and noisy stages.

This compact tuner supports multiple tuning modes: Chromatic (C), Guitar (G), Bass (B), Violin (V) and Ukulele (U). With a pitch reference of 440 Hz and a detection range from A0 (27.5 Hz) to C8 (4186 Hz), it covers the full spectrum required for most string instruments. The adjustable LCD screen rotates up to 180 degrees for optimal visibility from different playing positions, while the lightweight 18 g body clips securely to your instrument without adding bulk.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Reliable tuning accuracy - Detection accuracy of ±0.5 cent helps ensure your instrument is tuned closely enough for practice, recording, and live performance.
• Multi-instrument versatility - Dedicated modes for guitar, bass, violin, and ukulele, plus a chromatic mode, make this a single tuner for multiple instruments.
• Portable and easy to use - Simple clip-on design, one-button operation, and a 180° adjustable LCD screen provide quick setup and clear visibility anywhere you play.

FAQ

Q: Which instruments can I tune with this tuner?
A: You can use it for guitar, bass, violin, ukulele, and most other string instruments via the chromatic mode.

Q: Does it work in noisy environments?
A: Yes. The tuner uses a vibration sensor, so it reads the instrument's vibrations through the clip rather than relying on ambient sound.

Q: What battery does it use, and is it included?
A: It is powered by one CR2332 lithium coin battery. The battery is not included in the package.

Q: How do I attach and adjust the screen?
A: Clip the tuner to the headstock of your instrument, then rotate the LCD screen (up to 180°) to a comfortable viewing angle before tuning.