That's pretty good considering on most clip-on tuners, the resolution of the display is usually much lower than that (the Intelli IMT-500 has ticks spaced 5 cents apart on it's scale). The biggest selling point is that it has superior accuracy, capable of being accurate within 0.1 cent. It turns out the StroboClip is a relatively new product and boasts several features that typical chromatic tuners lack. So after reading about the Peterson StroboClip, I guess I got a case of the TAS (Tuner acquisition syndrome) and did some research online about this tuner. It had the best form factor and was pretty quick and easy to use. I think I've bought 2-3 different kinds, but I've always like the Intelli IMT-500 (and later the Oahu branded version where they tightened up the buttons so they don't rattle) the best. I've bought a few clip-on tuners over the years, sometimes buying one for no reason other than to try out something different from what I already have. I had never heard of this company before and it was the first time I've heard of the term "strobe tuner". A couple of weeks ago I saw a post on FleamarketMusic Forums about a clip-on tuner made by Peterson. Sometimes reading online forums can be a costly thing.
Transpose feature for transposing instrument from C# - B.
Tuning range: 12 note full range chromatic, A2-B7.Built-in vibration sensor for accurate tuning.The IMT-900 is an extremely accurate clip on chromatic tuner. Also has automatic transposing: C# - B in 11 steps. As it picks up the vibrations directly from your instrument you are able to tune without interference from ambient noise. It features a backlit LED panel with tuning meter so tuning is easy even in the darkest area. Intelli IMT-900 Clip On Chromatic Tuner which attaches to the instrument directly and uses a built in vibration sensor to accurately read the pitch.
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