FenderFlash Lite Clip-On Tuner for Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Mandolin, Violin, Ukulele, and Banjo

Get & use THIS tuner for the instrument you plan to take onstage w-you. It's accurate, easy to read, not prone to glitches or other interferences. Plus, it's a "Fender Endorsed" product. *I've used it for my Bass in Church &/or with the guys jammin' at the Campgrounds. Well worth the extra $. 'El

I have been using a tuner app to tune my bass. I am a beginner and getting it in tune was very difficult. I am sure that ambient noise played a big part but I often couldn't get the strings tuned correctly. I bought this and it works really well. You clip it on and pick a string. The face of the tuner moves forward, backward and swivels so when you get it on you can set it so it is very easy to see and read. It shuts off automatically after a few minutes so the battery doesn't drain. I read a review that didn't like that feature but I find it helpful. Once I am in tune for a practice session I don't have to worry about whether I left it on or not.

Bought this for my daughter to use on her guitar. It's easy for her to use and seems to work great and is accurate.

Ok here we go. Out of the box wouldn’t work. So I pulled out my Multimeter and checked the batteries. Only one is needed, but two came in the box. So they are both good. I got a flashlight and inside were the battery tray is. I thought maybe the connectors weren’t making a good connect. So I used a small flat head jewelers screw driver and bent the bottom and top connectors towards were the battery would go. Wow! Houston control we have a go. Now it turns on like it should. It’s not the sellers fault. He or She just sales merchandise. Yes I know I only gave four stares. Because I had to trouble shoot the product and the is one other thing I don’t like. It doesn’t stay on long enough to go through all the strings. So you are constantly turning in on. It really should stay on longer. But it does work very well. Would I buy again or recommend it to friends and family. Probably not because it turns of to fast for me. It does work very well. I’m keeping it, but if I’m in the market for one again. For me it needs to stay on longer. Honest review from AA7MF

I've been a working musician for about 30 years, and I have had many tuners, including strobe tuners, little pocket units, stomp pedals, rack mount units, and for a few years now, clip-ons. I think the Fender Flash Tuner Lite is fantastic. It has a big, easy-to-read, colorful screen which is easy to see on dark stages, and the way the display is set up, tuning is very obvious, and pretty much fool proof.. What really makes this tuner better all the other clip-ons I've tried is the really cool clip and pivoting head. They are pretty sturdy for this type of tuner, and you can position the tuner head almost anywhere you find comfortable. I have been tucking mine in behind the G-string tuner on the front side on my Jazz bass, which I have not been able to do with other tuners. It is right there, an inch from the G-string tuner, so it's super easy to tune up, and it's protected when it's on a stand during the breaks. Your money is well-spent on the Fender Flash Tuner Lite. I really like mine, and I'll probably get a few more for my other basses.

Accurate, easy-to-use tuner. Surprisingly able to set to specific instruments. Very happy with it.

FENDER PRODUCTS STILL HAVE THE AMERICAN STANDARDS, WE GREW UP TO EXPECT, WHETHER BUILT IN MEXICO, THE USA, OR JAPAN, THEIR INNOVATION, LIKE TESLA, WON OVER THE WORLD OF MUSICI LIVED IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF MUSIC, FROM EARLY COWBOY TRAIL TUNES, ROCKABILLY, DELTA BLUES, ENGLISH ROCK, GENUINE BLACK AMERICAN JAZZ, AND DELTA BLUES BELONGS TO THEM, DONT STEAL EVERYTHING THAT NOT NAILED DOWN, AND RHYTHM & BLUES ( MOTOWN ) WAS 99% BLACK ARTISTS I WAS BORN IN MOTOWN 1956

For what it is, small, battery-powered, put-in-your-pocket tuner, it's fantastic. My favorite tuner is a Peterson StroboStomp HD foot-pedal, but you can't exactly take that to the guitar store. This tuner gives you a fair amount of resolution and good sensitivity. The power-activation can be tricky if you don't know what to do. If it powers down and won't come on, just re-clip it to your guitar. That seems to wake it up. But it helps to save the battery life. Solid tuner. Great take-anywhere tuner.

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Great product. Was what I was looking for. This is my second of this type. My first fell to the floor and the battery door got broken. I just had to have another like it and when I saw it on Amazon I ordered it immediately.

It is a very good tuner. More accurate and faster reacting than any other tuners I have, including pedal tuners. The readout is instantaneous and precise. My other tuners ‘hesitate’ when low E string is struck. Not this one.I do not understand why Fender, having such a good product, ruined it with the on/off feature. It turns on only when you clip it on the guitar headstock (or your finger, useless). It stays on for 5 minutes. After that the only way to turn it on again is to quickly remove it and clip it back. What is the purpose of that? Fender calls it an ‘automatic’ powering. That is nice but why there is no button anywhere on it to turn it on to check the tuning after 5 minutes? Most tuners turn themselves off after a few minutes, usually 3 minutes, but you can turn them on with a button at front.Still, I am going to keep it. It is cute, precise and smaller than average. You can just fall in love with it despite that major flaw.

*week later update*Worked on my acoustic, woefully inaccurate on my strat and less paul.I now feel like this was a waste on money, the tuner app on my phone is 150% more useful.Wow this thing is small.Seems to work great though.As some had mentioned, there is no off button, but it turns off automatically after 5 mins regardless of what your doing.

Does not work.