SKB 3i-4214-66 Strat / Tele Flight Case
Description
BOSS TU-05 Rechargeable Clip-on Tuner
Features
The BOSS TU-05 Rechargeable Tuner makes tuning your instrument easy. With its new superior tuning engine, it guarantees quick and accurate tuning. The TU-05 provides reliable and precise tuning right at the headstock of your favorite stringed instrument. It includes a large, high-contrast color display and offers four different tuning modes. A long-lasting rechargeable battery is built in, removing the need for battery swaps and saving you both cost and hassle.
- Compact and accurate clip-on tuner with high-contrast color display
- Four tuning modes: chromatic, guitar, bass, and ukulele
- Rechargeable battery with up to 10 hours of continuous runtime
- Auto power off feature conserves battery life when not in use
- USB cable included for charging with a standard USB power adaptor
High Visibility in Every Environment
The BOSS TU-05 Rechargeable Tuner features a large, high-contrast color display for excellent visibility, allowing quick tuning anywhere you play, from dark stages to bright sunlight. The rugged, padded clip securely mounts on your instrument’s headstock. You can easily swivel the display to achieve the optimum viewing angle.
Rechargeable Battery
A built-in rechargeable battery provides up to 10 hours of continuous runtime, and there’s an auto power off feature that kicks in when the tuner’s not active to conserve battery life. With the included cable, you can charge the TU-05 with the same USB adaptor you use with your phone or tablet.
Works with Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, and More
With its versatile modes and quick-change design, you can tune a variety of instruments with the TU-05. Choose from standard tuning modes for guitar, 4- and 5-string bass, and ukulele, or chromatic mode for alternate tunings and other stringed instruments. Flat tuning over a range of three semitones down is supported, perfect for players who like to tune low for a heavier sound. And with adjustable calibration from 431 to 449 Hz, you can set the tuner to a reference other than the default 440 Hz standard if needed.
