Stage Right by Monoprice True-Bypass Chromatic Guitar and Bass Pedal Tuner
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why is it called a pedal tuner? Is this a simple plug in type or do I need some pedal?
A shopper
on Feb 4, 2018
BEST ANSWER: It is a pedal because you can put it on the floor, plug your instrument in to it then use the output to connect to your amp or PA. By clicking the button you mute the output so your audience doesn't hear you tuning.
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- Dave L Staff on Feb 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: It is a pedal because you can put it on the floor, plug your instrument in to it then use the output to connect to your amp or PA. By clicking the button you mute the output so your audience doesn't hear you tuning.
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- Dave L Staff on Feb 20, 2018
You have two plugs, one goes into your tuner from the guitar. That other goes from the tuner to the amp. It's simple. All that you do is press the footswitch and the guitar's signal is stopped from going to the amp (until you press the switch again.) During this time, with the guitar muted you tune your guitar using the digital readout on the pedal. To use this tuner, which I and others refer to as a pedal, you just need a couple of 1/4" plug guitar cables, and the tuner pedal. It's easy. It works well.
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- Ken T on Nov 14, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 22, 2018
You do not need a pedal. A "pedal" is a generic term for any guitar device that is constructed so it can be turned on or off using your foot. In this case, the device has a button that can be stepped on to activate or de-activate the device. It is not necessary to use your foot. I keep my pedal tuner on a desk and use a finger to press the on/off button. You do need a cable into the pedal from your guitar and, if you want the guitar's output to go to an amp, a cable from the pedal to the amp.
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- Jay H on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 9, 2017
Effects pedals are used to create tone effects for guitar and bass prior to feeding into a mixer or amplifier usually in an array on the floor in front of the performer. This item does not create any effects, but is used to tune the instrument. It is activated by stepping on the button, hence ‘tuning pedal.’ No special equipment is needed except for a 9v charger, which comes with it and a second short cable to run from the tuner to the next effect pedal or the amplifier. Good luck.
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- Terry C on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 19, 2017
It's a pedal because you would operate it with your foot. This would typically sit on the floor and can connect in with other floor pedals such as distortion, reverb, delay. etc and use your foot to turn the devices on/off. This is a stand-alone unit and does not require any other parts to work accept a batter (it might even come with one). I use this exact tuner and it works perfect for over 1 year now. The large display is awesome! I'd buy another when the time comes!
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- Mike T on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2017
This pedal device accepts an instrument source (e.g. guitar via 1/4” mono jack) and displays the pitch (e.g. A, B, ..., G with sharps or flats). You can use this device to tune your instrument. The pedal device also outputs the input signal, unaltered, so that you can easily connect to an amplifier, mixing board, etc... the device is a ‘pedal’ because it typically sits on the floor and is activated or disabled with your foot.
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- Jason H on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 11, 2017
This isn’t a tuner pedal. It’s designed to sit on your pedal board between guitar and amp. You can choose how you use it, either it’s always on and shows your tuning, or you can select the bypass mode which cuts the guitar signal so you can tune silently. It’s Pretty straightforward, and it works well.
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- NICOLAS D on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 3, 2017
This is called a pedal tuner because you operate it with your foot. Just put a battery in it, plug in your guitar or bass and step on the switch to see if it is in the on or off position. The rest is automatic. We are really enjoying our pedal and have not seen a better price for this type of pedal.
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- DJAVS on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 17, 2017
It is a pedal. You plug your guitar into it, and come out of it to your amp or other pedals. You can leave it plugged in because when you step on the switch it toggles from tuning to bypass mode. Tuning mode is visual only, as it mutes the output signal.
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- Richard on Feb 21, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 9, 2017
So this is the pedal. All you do is connect it to your guitar and/or amp. This pedal is designed to be used with more pedals and an amp but I believe you can tune your guitar without any of that if you connect it directly.
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- Christian M on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 26, 2017
The tuner is the pedal itself. In other words, it's an automatic tuner in the form of an effects pedal. You have to plug into it's input and stomp on it to turn it on.
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- Sean M on Feb 21, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 26, 2017
The tuner is a pedal, itself. It has input and output jacks, and would normally go on a pedalboard.
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- New User U on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 12, 2017
simple because is a pedal tuner,and no you dont need to buy anything else.is simple and it works.
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- alexander m on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 26, 2017
My previous response was supposed to say this is a tuner pedal.
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- NICOLAS D on Feb 20, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 3, 2017
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Does this happen to have a strobe tuning mode?
Matthew K
on Apr 16, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No, it doesn't have a strobe tuning mode. If you want true strobe tuning you have to shell out the $100+ that they cost. What you expect for $20???? I have 3 basses and the MonoPrice does , so far, excellent work at keeping them tuned to standard. I have a Fender tuner that doesn't come close to my MonoPrice.
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- David on Apr 18, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 10, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No, it doesn't have a strobe tuning mode. If you want true strobe tuning you have to shell out the $100+ that they cost. What you expect for $20???? I have 3 basses and the MonoPrice does , so far, excellent work at keeping them tuned to standard. I have a Fender tuner that doesn't come close to my MonoPrice.
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- David on Apr 18, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 10, 2017
This pedal does not implement strobe style tuning. This pedal does a great job for the price. Most extremely accurate strobe tuners, like Peterson Vss-c Stomp pedal) go for around $175. Like I said, for the price, this inline pedal tuner is hard to beat and works well.
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- Ramon P on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 19, 2017
It does not. It's just a standard a tuner that lights up red for sharp/flat and green in the center for in tune. It is quite responsive, though. In my set up, it's always on and other players can often see my melody notes by looking at the tuner.
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- Evan L on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 3, 2017
no, it does not. However, I highly recommend this product.
I have used one on-stage for several months without fail.
Great tuner, and great for disconnecting instruments "live".
I have used one on-stage for several months without fail.
Great tuner, and great for disconnecting instruments "live".
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- Bassman on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 24, 2018
No, it doesn't have strobe tuning mode. That is usually only found on much more expensive devices. The tuning does seem fairly accurate though.
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- Eric E on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 2, 2017
Thanks for the clarification. It can be found for well under $100, which I don't think is outrageous, but just thought I'd ask, because it seems they are copping the look of the Korg Pitchblack, which has strobe, and it shouldn't be that hard to add that feature as well.
The Korg and similar are more of a "lite" strobe tuner vs a professional full featured one (ex. Peterson 490) which are much more expensive. It all depends on your needs. I'm happy with the monoprice- fast, accurate, easy to see, sturdy, inexpensive, better than any clip on tuner I've tried.
this pedal do not have a strobe mold
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- CHARLES on Apr 16, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 13, 2017
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Is the case plastic or metal?
A shopper
on Nov 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The case is metal. It's very sturdy looking, and has a good sized digital display (You can see it easily from standing above it.) I've used mine many times. It works well. I wouldn't be without it. This is one of the most practicle things that you can have, as a gigging musician. I use it as a mute button, too, when I want to unplug, re plug in my guitar without a big buzzing noise (before the plug seats itself.) I highly recommend this pedal.
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- Ken T on Nov 14, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The case is metal. It's very sturdy looking, and has a good sized digital display (You can see it easily from standing above it.) I've used mine many times. It works well. I wouldn't be without it. This is one of the most practicle things that you can have, as a gigging musician. I use it as a mute button, too, when I want to unplug, re plug in my guitar without a big buzzing noise (before the plug seats itself.) I highly recommend this pedal.
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- Ken T on Nov 14, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 22, 2018
the case is metal. . its really a great tuner for the money . i have been playing for 35 years , i bought a second as i love how fast and reliable it is . this is one of those WOW units . cheap but it kills as well . go for it . enjoy!
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- leif l on Nov 14, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 21, 2017
It's metal. The resolution is not very high, but it's accurate.
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- James H on Nov 13, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 26, 2019
Metal and pretty sturdy for the price.
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- Kevin B on Nov 14, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 8, 2019
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How long did shipping take? It has been about a month since ordering this pedal..
Josh P
on Feb 22, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Don't believe mine took longer than a week. Most things I order unless they're back order or not available is within a week.
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- Angel N on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Mar 24, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Don't believe mine took longer than a week. Most things I order unless they're back order or not available is within a week.
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- Angel N on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Mar 24, 2022
Mine got to Texas in about 10 days. If it's been a month, and they shipped it, it's lost in transit probably.
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- Jack M on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Oct 22, 2022
I ordered one (along 6 other items) on 11/28 and received it 6 days later on 12/4.
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- John Mark T on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Nov 28, 2022
I ordered this item on 11/28/22 and it arrived by 12/5/22.
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- James N on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2022
Most orders are delivered in less than one week
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- New User U on Feb 28, 2023
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2023
I received my order within a week
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- Robert L on Mar 4, 2023
- Purchased on Sep 10, 2022
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I understand that one output is true bypass, but what I'm wondering is that when the pedal is switched off, is the circuitry true bypass for the other output?
Josh R
on Dec 7, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Bypass output (lower) stays on while tuning. Top output turns off while tuning (which I use). Full sound when on. Great tuner, whole band has them, high visibility
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- lyle n on Dec 15, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Bypass output (lower) stays on while tuning. Top output turns off while tuning (which I use). Full sound when on. Great tuner, whole band has them, high visibility
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- lyle n on Dec 15, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 8, 2018
Yes it is
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- Tommy W on Dec 8, 2021
- Purchased on Apr 29, 2021
Enter an answhttps://downloads.monoprice.com/files/manuals/611220_Manual_130819.pdfer to this question.
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- john n on Dec 7, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2021
I believe it is? I use 2 of these on my studio pedal boards and in either configuration I have never noticed a difference in noise floor in a chain.
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- Brendan P on Dec 7, 2021
- Purchased on Mar 17, 2021
No, my understanding is that it is buffered to prevent signal loss, whether it is on or off. So it will have an effect on your instruments signal.
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- Andres S on Dec 15, 2021
- Purchased on May 13, 2021
One output is always live, the other output is muted when the tuner is enabled via the footswitch.
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- Dave H on Dec 15, 2021
- Purchased on Jul 12, 2021
There is no output from the bypass output when tuner is on..
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- Jeff L on Dec 15, 2021
- Purchased on Aug 6, 2021
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Can I run 2 guitars through this tuner, where I could switch back and forth?
A shopper
on Jul 14, 2021
BEST ANSWER: No. The true bypass signal is always on. The regular output cuts the signal off while tuning. While you could run signal to two amps (with the amp connected to bypass always on, even while tuning), but there is no true switching function. You want a A/B/Y switch for that.
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- Ben D on Jul 14, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2020
BEST ANSWER: No. The true bypass signal is always on. The regular output cuts the signal off while tuning. While you could run signal to two amps (with the amp connected to bypass always on, even while tuning), but there is no true switching function. You want a A/B/Y switch for that.
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- Ben D on Jul 14, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2020
No. Some A/B switches allow you to use them “backwards” - ie two inputs to one output rather than one input to 2 outputs. If you put one in the chain before the tuner you could probably accomplish what you want, but that is an extra expense.
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- Gregg V on Jul 14, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2020
There is only one input on this tuner. There is two outputs: one that will mute when the tuner is turned on and one that will never mute.
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- Zach Y on Jul 14, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 9, 2020
There is no hardware built-in to support that functionality. It could be done but not without additional adapters
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- Christopher R on Jul 15, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 27, 2020
No, unless you have some special setup, there's only one input jack.
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- Mario M on Jul 14, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 5, 2020
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Can both outputs be used simultaneously?
A shopper
on Jan 6, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes. Aside from the 9V power supply port and the guitar "IN" port, there's a "BYPASS" and a "OUTPUT" port. The Bypass always lets the signal through. The Output depnds on the Tuner function; when the tuner is On, no signal comes through the Output; when the tuner is Off, signal does come through the Output. Again, signal always comes through the Bypass, independent of the tuner.
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- Steven F on Jan 9, 2022
- Purchased on Sep 8, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Yes. Aside from the 9V power supply port and the guitar "IN" port, there's a "BYPASS" and a "OUTPUT" port. The Bypass always lets the signal through. The Output depnds on the Tuner function; when the tuner is On, no signal comes through the Output; when the tuner is Off, signal does come through the Output. Again, signal always comes through the Bypass, independent of the tuner.
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- Steven F on Jan 9, 2022
- Purchased on Sep 8, 2021
After watching several videos, it appears to me that the bottom left output (bypass) let's the signal through 100% of the time whether or not the pedal has been activated as a tuner (no visual, just black screen when off - tuning is visible when on). The top output mute's the signal when the tuner is activated (clicked on = silent tuning).
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- David N on Jan 7, 2022
- Purchased on Sep 1, 2021
I've never tried. Seems like it should. I can try it later though I bought five of these things lol. I use stereo loopers or aby box I cant remember the name of to send signals to multiple amps. What scenario do you have where you dont have one or more pedals in the chain after a tuner?
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- New User U on Jan 7, 2022
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2021
Yes they can be both used at the same time. But only one mutes when you press the button.
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- Tom W on Jan 7, 2022
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2021
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Does this pedal double as a splitter if you both the bypass out and the switched output (set on)?
A shopper
on Aug 25, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The answer is actually yes. On my bass board, I have this after my wireless receiver, so effectively first in the chain. I built a simple A/B switch and put it 2nd to last in the chain (before my Monoprice DI) to switch from dirty to clean. The dirty input is fed from my effects loop, which comes from the main output, and the clean input is fed from the bypass out of this pedal. So when I have more than one effect going, and want to immediately switch to a clean sound, I can get that sound out of the "bypass out" from this pedal.
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- Lee C on Oct 17, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2016
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BEST ANSWER: The answer is actually yes. On my bass board, I have this after my wireless receiver, so effectively first in the chain. I built a simple A/B switch and put it 2nd to last in the chain (before my Monoprice DI) to switch from dirty to clean. The dirty input is fed from my effects loop, which comes from the main output, and the clean input is fed from the bypass out of this pedal. So when I have more than one effect going, and want to immediately switch to a clean sound, I can get that sound out of the "bypass out" from this pedal.
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- Lee C on Oct 17, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2016
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The bypass always allows signal to pass through all the time. The Output only passes signal when the pedal is turned off. You can use the output to tune silently. You can also use this to split your signal into two. One (bypass) Two (output). The catch is that the output will stop allowing signal through when the pedal is on. So if you have no need to have the pedal on while performing then Yes is does split the signal.
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- J. C on Jan 16, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 10, 2018
I've not tried that, but the item's User Manual is available for download. and that does explain the hookups/connections, although briefly. If you'll go to the item page and then click "Specifications" the link to download the user manual is at the bottom of that "specifications" page. Hope that helps.
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- Katherine F on Aug 25, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 16, 2016
No unfortunately it does not work that way on this pedal
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- Michael M on Aug 25, 2017
- Purchased on Sep 4, 2016
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When i turn the pedal on, the left most LED is flashing red. I tried changing to a brand new battery and still the same thing. The user manual does not cover this. What is going on with it?
A shopper
on Jan 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Mine does the same thing when powered on and a cable connected to the input Jack. . It simply means that it is powered on and waiting for a signal. Kinda like a standby signal. It's fine.
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- BobInFla on Jan 7, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Mine does the same thing when powered on and a cable connected to the input Jack. . It simply means that it is powered on and waiting for a signal. Kinda like a standby signal. It's fine.
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- BobInFla on Jan 7, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2018
I believe it is waiting to hear some input from your instrument. I haven't noticed it from mine, so I wouldn't stress over it as long as it tunes ok.
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- Dale G on Jan 4, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 20, 2018
II do not know,Mine works great. Make sure you are unsig the right input,The samething happend to me. I was fixed.
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- Shawn S on Jan 4, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
Its just means it's in tune mode and it's ready to tune. I love this tuner. Great buy
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- lyle n on Jan 3, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 8, 2018
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Is the bypass true bypass?
Anthony D
on Jan 10, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Hopefully this will answers your question: There are two outputs; one labeled bypass and the other through. One allows the you to see your instrument tuning with sound coming from your amp and the other, the button must be engaged to see the tuning displayed in which there is no sound from your amp.
Hope this assists you.
Hope this assists you.
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- Jonathan M B on Jan 10, 2020
- Purchased on Jun 9, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hopefully this will answers your question: There are two outputs; one labeled bypass and the other through. One allows the you to see your instrument tuning with sound coming from your amp and the other, the button must be engaged to see the tuning displayed in which there is no sound from your amp.
Hope this assists you.
Hope this assists you.
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- Jonathan M B on Jan 10, 2020
- Purchased on Jun 9, 2019
It seems to be true bypass. If power is removed from the pedal my guitar signal still goes through. When it's on it doesn't seem to add anything to the signal.
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- Daniel C on Jan 10, 2020
- Purchased on Jan 11, 2019
great tuner. output shuts off when tuning, bypass dose not. bypass can be used as pre-amp line out
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- lyle n on Jan 10, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 8, 2018
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Can you set this pedal for different tunings?
A shopper
on Apr 12, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Sort of; not that I have ever done so, but per the users' manual there is a range of adjustment:
https://tuniverse.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Monoprice-611229_manual.pdf
Pedal is a great value BTW. Hope this helps.
https://tuniverse.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Monoprice-611229_manual.pdf
Pedal is a great value BTW. Hope this helps.
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- David L on Apr 12, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Sort of; not that I have ever done so, but per the users' manual there is a range of adjustment:
https://tuniverse.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Monoprice-611229_manual.pdf
Pedal is a great value BTW. Hope this helps.
https://tuniverse.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Monoprice-611229_manual.pdf
Pedal is a great value BTW. Hope this helps.
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- David L on Apr 12, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 18, 2019
Well it’s chromatic so when you pluck the string and the low E is a half step sharp it will show F. So yes it will allow you to tune to different tunings.
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- Jking on Apr 12, 2020
- Purchased on May 27, 2019
I don't think so - I believe you would need to know the correct pitch for each string to use it for this purpose. You can find this info online.
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- New User U on Apr 12, 2020
- Purchased on Jul 7, 2019
I don't think it will, but it is a great tuner.
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- New User U on Apr 12, 2020
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So can you not tune in 432hz with this?
A shopper
on Dec 24, 2016
BEST ANSWER: According to the manual, the calibration for an A above middle C is limited to 436hz to 445hz. That eliminates the 432hz standard.
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- Edmond D on Dec 24, 2016
- Purchased on May 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: According to the manual, the calibration for an A above middle C is limited to 436hz to 445hz. That eliminates the 432hz standard.
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- Edmond D on Dec 24, 2016
- Purchased on May 8, 2016
Why would you want to tune to 432hz? That is just conspiracy theorist propaganda . Don't fall into that trap. Just tune to 440 and detune a 1/2 step lower if you want the sound of less tight strings. There is no "432hz standard."
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- New User U on Apr 24, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 23, 2017
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What is the current draw (mA) on battery power?
A shopper
on Apr 22, 2019
I tested the current draw using a Uni-T UT61E multimeter using a Duracell 9V alkaline battery. While actually tuning a guitar, my meter read a current draw of about 38mA. While in bypass mode (i.e standby mode) I read a current draw of .03 mA. Consider these numbers, a quality 9V Alkaline battery should last a very long time.
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- New User U on Apr 22, 2019
I believe the site has it listed somewhere and it's in the manual. I don't have mine handy but IIRC it's pretty low, under 50 mA I think?
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- Brandon J H on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 3, 2018
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Monoprice used to have 8 different pedals... what happened?
A shopper
on Jul 20, 2019
Stage Right by Monoprice True-Bypass Chromatic Guitar and Bass Pedal Tuner
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BEST ANSWER: Really great to hear you guys liked them so much. Unfortunately the sales of these pedals were not strong enough to keep. I am working on a strategy to bring them back. Keep you eye out for late 2020. BTW... New 30W tube amp is coming!!!
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- Dave L Staff on Jul 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Really great to hear you guys liked them so much. Unfortunately the sales of these pedals were not strong enough to keep. I am working on a strategy to bring them back. Keep you eye out for late 2020. BTW... New 30W tube amp is coming!!!
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- Dave L Staff on Jul 22, 2019
Yes please do. I found the green tube overdrive at Wally online and grabbed it for $20. Saw three at the will call store last June for $29 (delay, compressor and OD) and I didn't know anything about them so waited and when I came back they were gone. Should have snatched them up.
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- Brig on Feb 20, 2020
I don’t know but I wish they would bring them back. I bought pretty much one of each of them while they were available, they are a great value. Their tube screamer knockoff is virtually identical to the Ibanez. I do wish Monoprice would expand their musical stuff.
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- William F on Jul 21, 2019
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Does this pedal use equal temperament or just temperament to tune? Thanks!
A shopper
on Jun 25, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for yout interest in this tuner. It does use standard equal temperment and defaults to A=440.
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- Dave L Staff on Jun 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thanks for yout interest in this tuner. It does use standard equal temperment and defaults to A=440.
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- Dave L Staff on Jun 28, 2017
This, like most tuners is very precise when it comes to A440. Rigid tuning like this can sound a bit off for certain guitar chord intervals. You can find lots of videos online to sweeten your tuning. Guitar tuners that can automatically be set for sweetened tunings, like the Peterson , Stobo stomp cost $199.00. Even the Peterson clip-on version with sweetened tunings cost $59.99. The mono tunier is effective and inexpensive at $19.99. Just watch the videos and learn how to temper your tuning yourself with a standard tuner if you want a cost effective solution..
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- Richard H on Mar 10, 2018
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Will this work to tune an electric autoharp? Not a harp... an autoharp. It has 36 strings.
A shopper
on Apr 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this fully chromatic will tune most instruments that can plug audio from a 1/4" connector. For best results you may have to adjust the volume to ensue you are getting enough signal but not distorting the inout of the tuner. Some deep bass frequencies are out of range and may not register.
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- Dave L Staff on Apr 25, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this fully chromatic will tune most instruments that can plug audio from a 1/4" connector. For best results you may have to adjust the volume to ensue you are getting enough signal but not distorting the inout of the tuner. Some deep bass frequencies are out of range and may not register.
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- Dave L Staff on Apr 25, 2018
Yes, as long as you can connect it to the input Jack.
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- BobInFla on Jan 7, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2018
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Is it buffered?
A shopper
on Apr 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No. This is not buffered. It is true bypass. It has two outputs. One is always bypass and the other cuts the signal when the pedal is on. I use it as a signal splitter. The always bypass goes to my amp and the other to my RockSmith cable. It allows me to play rocksmith but monitor my signal through my amp and pedals.
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- J. C on Apr 29, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No. This is not buffered. It is true bypass. It has two outputs. One is always bypass and the other cuts the signal when the pedal is on. I use it as a signal splitter. The always bypass goes to my amp and the other to my RockSmith cable. It allows me to play rocksmith but monitor my signal through my amp and pedals.
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- J. C on Apr 29, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 19, 2018
i use the bypass and have no issues
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- Joel H on Feb 18, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 3, 2020
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Does this tuner pedal has Input buffer?
A shopper
on Nov 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No. It’s a little noisy. One of my pedals has a dry out and just have it connected to that so the signal stops there with the pedal. That’s probably the only application I’d recommend. It also doesn’t work with a dedicated tuner output if your amp has one.
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- Brian R on Nov 23, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 9, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No. It’s a little noisy. One of my pedals has a dry out and just have it connected to that so the signal stops there with the pedal. That’s probably the only application I’d recommend. It also doesn’t work with a dedicated tuner output if your amp has one.
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- Brian R on Nov 23, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 9, 2019
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I use my tuner in a chain of pedals and it is important in configuring power distribution to know the current draw of each pedal.
What is the current draw of the Monoprice Stage Right tuner?
What is the current draw of the Monoprice Stage Right tuner?
A shopper
on Sep 26, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Just checked and max current draw looked to be ~20 mA (running off a 9 V battery w/ a guitar plugged in to the input, nothing on either output).
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- Robert G on Sep 27, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 17, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Just checked and max current draw looked to be ~20 mA (running off a 9 V battery w/ a guitar plugged in to the input, nothing on either output).
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- Robert G on Sep 27, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 17, 2022
I put a multimeter on this at it seems to peak at about 22 mA
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- Robert D on Sep 27, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 26, 2022
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Which of the outputs -- the "output" or the "bypass" should be used to go to a direct box? My Kustom bass amp cannot go to a direct box because then it won't function as my monitor. So I need to put one output to the amp and the other to the direct box so my bass can be mixed in the church sound system. Thanks!
A shopper
on Oct 5, 2020
BEST ANSWER: If I recall correctly, "bypass" mutes when you have the pedal on (tuning mode), while "output" is an always on "through". When the pedal is off (no lights on) (regular mode) both outputs have audio.
So the question is, do you want the audio of you tuning going through your amp only, or the PA only?
So the question is, do you want the audio of you tuning going through your amp only, or the PA only?
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- Ben O on Oct 5, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 12, 2019
BEST ANSWER: If I recall correctly, "bypass" mutes when you have the pedal on (tuning mode), while "output" is an always on "through". When the pedal is off (no lights on) (regular mode) both outputs have audio.
So the question is, do you want the audio of you tuning going through your amp only, or the PA only?
So the question is, do you want the audio of you tuning going through your amp only, or the PA only?
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- Ben O on Oct 5, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 12, 2019
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Is the 9 V power supply A negative center?
A shopper
on Mar 11, 2021
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Does the true bypass circuit allow fast input and output changes without latency, loss of tone and no loss of guitar signal?
A shopper
on Jul 1, 2021
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How much current does this tuner pull? I can't find that specified anywhere. TIA.
A shopper
on Mar 21, 2018
The manual says you have to unplug it completely for it not to draw power, and so far I've found that to be true. I've tried connecting inline with a kill switch pedal, and even with the kill switch on, it still lights up, so I'm assuming that if I turn it "off" it's still drawing power, I guess through the kill switch. While I understand that this is completely lazy, I don't want to unplug it every time, and I don't want my guitar electronics to be powered all of the time. Has anyone else with more experience run into this, and what do you recommend?
Daniel Z
on Sep 3, 2020
What is the Warranty on this pedal?
New User U
on May 10, 2021
What are the specific return policies for this item? How many days and is return shipping free?
Guest G
on May 15, 2021
How many amps does this pedal draw?
A shopper
on Mar 20, 2023
Power consumption? How many milliamps does the 9V adapter need to produce?
A shopper
on Nov 6, 2023
What is the current drain of this pedal (in mA)?
A shopper
on Nov 13, 2023
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It works
I did not notice any significant change in signal when used, but I also did not have a chance to use it within a complicated signal chain, but only when feeding into a modeling amp so YMMV
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This Pedal Is Great.
I use this pedal everytime I go out and gig. It's the first thing in line with my guitar (follwed by an EQ pedal, and a looper.) This little pedal makes tuning easy. You don't have to get out a tuner. Just step on the pedal, the amp goes quiet (when you step on the switch), you tune up, then press the pedal again to go back to the amp with the guitar's signal. I also use it when I go on break. I don't want my guitar sitting there prone to feedback, so I just press the tuner pedal and it disconnects the guitar's signal from the amp. I like this pedal so well, I bought two of them. The one thing that I will say, like any display, if you get it in direct sunlight, it can be a bit difficult to see, but that's true of any display (the red ones) on any product. So, it's not unique to this pedal. This is a great pedal.
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Great for the price
Course resolution compared to other tuners I've used, so "creeping up" to tuned condition not like what I'm used to - but when hit, it agrees with the other hardware and app tuners I tried. Oddly, there seems to be a bit of a delay when using it with my Monoprice Acoustic-Electric (Product ID: 610830). Perhaps it takes it a while to find the fundamental note within the harmonics an acoustic generates? Does work though. As others have noted, it has a big, bright display & being able to tune without the signal going to the amp, when kicked in, is my preference. Haven't used the bypass output, as I want it muted while tuning, but it's nice to have the option. All in all, for $26.99 & free shipping - really hard to beat.
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Works as it should.
Woks as it should. Easy to read.
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Monoprice True-Bypass Chromatic Guitar Tuner.
I was really excited to receive the foot control tuner, but, I will be returning it for another one. It didn't work at all.
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Mono price has impressed me
Mono price has impressed me,,,there was a problem and they took care of it,,,so far I have had an excellent customer service experience with them,,and the products are a bargain ,,in fact I plan on buying quite a bit more from them,,again very impressed
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