Korg Pitchblack Chromatic Pedal Tuner  

It is an excellent unit and has everything you need. Nice big display. It works great for detuners as well because it tracks very fast. Better than the Boss TU-2 that I previously had! 

It seems to be nicely made. Haven't owned it long though.

At the current price, It is a no brainer!

I usually don't rate something so high but this really impresses me! Should this one stand the realiable test, I'd buy another without hesitation.  I don't have any complaints about it.

I've tried several. This one is the easiest to see and use.

Built like a tank.

Good value at this price.

Need a tuner. This is a great choice

Overall this is a fantastic pedal tuner, the best out their in my opinion. Easy to use, doesnt use up that much space on my pedalboard, and it dont eat up batteries. It does its job. what more can you ask for.

I have used a KORG DT-1 Pro rack mount tuner since it first came out many years ago and still use in my rack to this day. An awesome unit! But I recently decided to build a pedal board for the quick set up gigs that I can't use my big rig on. The design of the Pitchblack caught my eye and it's KORG so why not try it! I like the various display options. Hey whatever suits your taste! I have Peterson Strobe tuners in my studio as well and this seems to be just as accurate. I use it at the biggining of my loop so I can "kill" the sound and tune between tunes if needed. There is nothing worse than hearing someone tune onstage in my opinion. My only drawback to this unit is when wired like this the tuner is NOT on all the time. I'm used to my Korg rack unit that is on all the time and I can catch tuning on longer whole notes while playing. I could just use my tuner out and get this but I like being able to mute the sound on stage if needed. It would be nice to have the option of both though. I don't use the additional power outlet for another pedal so I cant review it but this is a nice feature!

Seems to be built solid. So far so good.

There are cheaper tuners out there for pedal boards but this one is easy to see and has a small footprint. If KORG put the craftsmanship into this pedal that they did for the DT-! Pro I should have many years of use and to me that makes the price worth every penny!

I haven't had it that long but so far I'm impressed overall. Nice big LED lights that are easy to see on a bright lit stage and in the dark. I just wish there was a mode that keeps the LED's lit all the time with wireing for mute. I realize it's a battery saving feature but I use a power adapter anyway. If there is a way to bypass this or a "fix" for this, I'm all ears.

Easy to read, easy to use.  True bypass is really nice.

solid construction that seems like it will hold up for a long time.  No complaints so far about the way it works, and I've been using it alot for the past couple months- plus I got mine used, so it's already been stomped on quite a bit and is still going strong!

Well, it's a tuning pedal, and it's cheaper than the boss (and works better).  So while I'd love to pay less for something that really just keeps me in tune, I'd say it's probably worth the money.  I got mine used, so I'm stoked; however I'd pay full price for a new one if mine ever broke.

Overall, this pedal is a tank, and it has a really bright, easy to use display.  I like that it has the ability to power other pedals too, although I use a one-spot and only have 5 pedals so I've never actually tried using this feature.  Another thing I like is how small it is- it doesn't take up too much space on my board.  Also, it LOOKS good, which is important... looks don't define quality, obviously, but if you can find a piece of equipment that looks sharp and works great, you've scored big time.  In my opinion, the Pitchblack tuner is one such product.