The Roadie is a flat-out winner

The Roadie is not perfect, but it's pretty damn amazing

When I first got it I had a few problems using the Roadie.

The Roadie failed to meet my expectations.

Generally the Roadie works well.

It isn't a problem as Roadie works flawlessly on any guitar with a decent set of tuners.

Contacted the Roadie support team only to get a perplexing "I don't know what could be happening"

The only concern I have is, if you have a tightly tuned guitar (like my acoustic), Roadie tends to stop when the Tuning Pegs are tight.

When you have more than one guitar, the Roadie makes tuning them easier.

The Roadie which I thought would be a great tool has been a nightmare

Roadie works very well for both my Ibanez hollow body electric and my mandolin

Roadie works very well for both my Ibanez hollow body electric and my mandolin

This Roadie is fantastic, like I said; quick, easy and accurate and may I add AWESOME.

I use the Roadie as well on my instruments.

Roadie is accurate, very fast and if needed will accommodate a variety of specialized tunings, including A=432

So the Roadie for me is worth the money.

Well we were kicked off the gig and the management refused to pay us and my band kind of blamed me , but I blame the Roadie .

If it's too far off, the Roadie sometimes gets confused and detunes certain strings to the point of slackness

Overall I really like the Roadie

I do have a Peterson strobe on my pedalboard, but Roadie is so much faster and seemingly just as accurate

Roadie is user friendly, it's full-featured, it's exact, and it's better than any non-custom tuning with a manual device

The Roadie worked great when new.

Thank you again Roadie

At times, it worked as it was supposed to, but other times, it failed miserably