Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #627 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Yamaha
• Model: YT100
• Released on: 2007-06-10

Manufacturer's Description
The Yamaha YT100 is an easy-to-read Guitar Tuner, also suitable for 4, 5 and 6 string Basses as well. It has an attractive backlit display for pitch and tuning and tunes to the following notes: GUITAR 7B, 6E, 5A, 4D, 3G, 2B, 1E, BASS LB, 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G, HC, making it very versatile, whether you're a first-time guitar-shredder or an experienced bass-thumper. It has an input jack (6 monaural) with built-in microphone - just plug in your instrument with a guitar cable for easy-to-read tuning, even in the dark or in bright sunlight. The YT100 takes two AAA batteries and is lightweight and portable. It comes in an attractive silver finish and is small enough to fit in your pocket.

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Customer Reviews

Simple to use
With no previous experience I managed to tune a guitar for the first time in 15 minutes. Simple to use and highly accurate.

Great little tuner
Recently got back into my guitar and this little thing is a wonder, simple to use (you pluck the string and an LED will come on telling you if its too high or low), and makes tuning alot easier (specially if your tone deaf like me). Annoyingly I bought it just last week and it has just gone down in price :(

Does its job brilliantly
I have only recently started playing the guitar, but have been playing other intruments for a good few years. I am pretty hopeless in trying to tune my guitar by ear, so this little tool is perfect. Plus its a two-in-one if you have a bass guitar as well.

I am not sure what the 1-star review for this product is about, I can only think that their unit was faulty or something. After tuning my guitar, all the strings ring beautifully and I repeat it every few days. A good investment for guitar player experienced or beginner.

I would recommend you reading your the instruction manual if you are new the the guitar or not sure about notes/tuning in general. Its helpful if you know which string should be what note before tuning.