Fender: AT-3 Electronic Tuner reviews

SCORE: 3,3

Review by a visitor on 24.7.2008
	I got it in a pack with my Squeir Affinity Precision Bass. The bass pack was $400, came with the bass, a (terrible) strap, a very nice amp, and this tuner.



	Features
	This tuner has a really hard time telling what note it is. My "B" light only works every once in a while. I donnullt suggest buying this tuner on itnulls own. Itnull a waste of money. Throw another $10 in your budget, and get the Korg CA-30 Chromatic Tuner. Much better deal.


	Playability
	Compared to the Korg CA-30, this is awful. For a mere $10 more, you get a FULL scale of notes, can even tune flats and sharps.


	Quality
	It has a cheap plastic feel, and the lights NEVER work right.


	Durability
	Ok, this is the one good thing about this tuner. Inullve through it against walls, the ground, CEMENT, stepped on it, and dropped my bass on it. Still works!


	Overall
	This was one of three tuners Inullve used. The first was a pitch pipe, provided an exact tone...but was really hard to use. This was pretty hard to use as well.

Review by Dro on 29.12.2003
	This tuner acme in a guitar pack i bought. It is around $10.



	Features
	It is a standard electronic tuner with an input for an electric guitar and a built in mic for an acoustic. It also has an auto-shutoff feature that helps saves battery life. The only feature it lacks is to tune flats. You have to hold a fret then tune


	Playability
	I use this tuner everywhere i go. It works fine.


	Quality
	This tuner gets the job done, execpt for the occasional fault when it can decide whether to tune up or down.


	Durability
	The tuner is very reliable, although sometimes it has trouble deciding whether you need to tune up or down.


	Overall
	This is the simplest and afforadablest guitar tuner i can find. I would be without it.

Review by a visitor on 24.7.2008