When I'm tuning the A string, the display will register as "E," but the blue bars and arrows work fine.

Despite its modest price, this is an exceptional tool and would be welcome in almost any musician's guitar

you would want.*Very affordable pricing and top quality

Easy to use, well made and priced fair, it is a great little, good looking digital guitar tuner.

An awesome headstock tuner, and it comes in attractive colors

the , the or the with a .Bottom line is that this headstock tuner works, and it works well

Extremely responsive tuner that won't scratch the headstock on your guitar

The clips have rubberized pads to help protect the guitar headstock.

I compared this tuner with my other tuner clips. as well as with my TC Polytune 2, and it is as accurate

In particular I owned a Snark that was a very sleek design, but had a short two year lifespan.

You begin tightening the string, and as soon as you reach pitch, wham, the "D" now has a blue bar above it as well, and a blue arrow appears on either side of it (see the Amazon photo).The unit is very simple, having just an on-off button and a button on either side of it to calibrate the pitch above or below A 440.

The compact design is unobtrusive; it is only around 2 1/16" tall (excluding clamp) and can mount to either the front or back of the headstock.

This tuner has an intuitive interface, compact design, and handy clip

When I'm tuning the A string, the display will register as "E," but the blue bars and arrows work fine.

When I'm tuning the A string, the display will register as "E," but the blue bars and arrows work fine.

The Eclipse tuner gives you fast tuning that is also accurate

Using the A string as an example, if it is in tune, there will be a line above and below the A. If it is sharp, there will be a line above the A. If it is flat, there will be a line below the A. Turn the appropriate tuning peg until you get the string perfectly tuned and then move to the next string and repeat

The tuning is fast and accurate, and the full-color display can be swiveled in any direction to allow for easy reading from a number of angles.

My niece says tuning is super easy, and learning to play on a guitar that's in tune makes practicing enjoyable

The LED screen is easy to read and doesn't drain batteries very fast.

The screen is bright, easy to read, and extremely accurate

LED screen is broken

When I'm tuning the A string, the display will register as "E," but the blue bars and arrows work fine.

The Planet waves tuner has a nice bright colorful screen and an easy-to-use tuning format that makes it really easy to “dial-in” your tuning

This is a simple to use, practical portable guitar tuner tuner

This is a really nice guitar tuner that is easy to use for all levels of musicians

It works great and makes tuning the guitar quick and easy

THE most important thing to me is how easy and accurately does it tune the guitar

I went nuts with the Squier Classic Vibes; crazy guitar for the money

Spare yourself the embarrassment of sour notes and the expense of high-priced tuners with this D’Addario Eclipse Headstock Tuner

only 'tunes' a single note - if it actually worked that is.

Power on in 2 seconds, bright colorful display and the visual note being displayed and how "on" the string is (or sharp or flat) is very intuitive.

Works much like the famous Korg tuners, in that you clip it on the headstock of the guitar, sound each string, and raise or lower the pitch until you have the correct note (indicated by a letter E, A, D, G, B, E

I've used some in the past which have been much more flimsy, harder to read the display, and in general just make it a pain to figure out if you have the right note

Both the Snark and the Planet Waves tuners work great and I would have a hard time choosing between them

Prior to trying this unit my Snark was my favorite, not any more...

I still prefer the Snark, but the PW runs a very close second.

I had tried a cheap snark before, but I never liked the display or the buttons on it..

I used a Snark digital tuner, which I really liked, but it died due to no fault of its own.

Bright color readout with big lettering (perfect for aging eyes)

Another negative is purely cosmetic and subjective: the hideous yellow color of the outer band

An awesome headstock tuner, and it comes in attractive colors

But what some of those other tuners have is that they are small; this one's pretty big for a headstock tuner, and the vibrant color of the case means that there's no disguising it on your guitar.

The touch of the button (lower center) turns it on -- lights come on top and bottom (colored lines)

I personally prefer the clip on tuners for acoustic and classical guitar performances both live and in the studio, as opposed to using a pedal tuner if I play live in an electrified rock scenario

I personally prefer the clip on tuners for acoustic and classical guitar performances both live and in the studio, as opposed to using a pedal tuner if I play live in an electrified rock scenario

This tuner has an intuitive interface, compact design, and handy clip

The clip is strong enough to hold on, but easy to open and close when I need to remove the tuner.

The clip is easy to use, and will accommodate just about anything that you throw at it

The coolest thing about this tuner is definitely the colorful display that greets you when you turn it on

THE most important thing to me is how easy and accurately does it tune the guitar

Cons: I hadn't needed to use this in a few months, and when I turned it on recently, its display began doing strange things, like flashing the name of the key instead of showing a steady note

This thing is pure junk.

That's it, just be sure to quiet each string if need be before tuning the next to avoid confusing the thing.