Pitchlab Lite

[PittPastor]

Another Snarker here.

But I also have a free phone app that works well called Guitartuna. Great for situations such as playing guitars at a store or wherever when you aren't carrying a tuner and want a quick easy tune. Ears are great but it's nice to know you are at pitch and it's way easier to see a tuner when there are other things making noise in your immediate area.

I have the same app -- for the same reason. Nice to know I also have a tuner handy. And a camera. In case I see something I want to research more after I tune it and play it.

Funny thing, two areas of my life I always struggled with when I was younger was my ability to tune a guitar and have it sound right the first time (and my first guitar was a 12-String... yikes!), and getting terribly lost whenever I was driving. I have apps for both of those now. What a world!

 

[dreadnut]

I've mentioned this before, but when I got my first guitar about age 15, I didn't have a clue how to tune it. So I called up my cousin on the telephone; he had recently started playing guitar, and he picked the notes into the phone so I could tune my guitar accordingly. That was the beginning of my trek to international rock stardom. Still trekking...

 

[tarheelguild]

I use my trusty, old Intellitouch tuner by OnBoard Research Corp. Had it 10 or 11 years now but it does the trick.
Tony

'84 D40
'96 D25 CH
'96 D4 NT
'98 D30 AB
'98 D225 NT (12 string)
'00 Taylor 414ce