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I just ordered the boss tu-3 chromatic tuner for the price of $85... should I attempt to sell it and get a cheaper tuner?
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Re: Did I make a mistake?
Try making a judgement on it yourself.Custom neck-thru strat
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looks like the going rate. boss makes great stuff. treat it well, and it'll last forever.Comment
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just make sure you turn off the "you're in tune" notification and you'll be very happy.Comment
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I've had my Boss Tu-8 for close to 10 years. It should last a while. I would keep it if I were you.Comment
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i have a tu2 that i got in '95 or '96 and its still kicking. and i sure dont treat it nicelyComment
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is that like "you've got mail!" for guitar?Originally posted by John E Rokker View PostComment
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I have two TU2's & one TU3. They all work very well and $85.00 is a very good price for one. Leave it on your board and play with it for a while. For me its a stage tuner, it doesn't have to be perfect but it usually is. I have both the TU2 & TU3 on different boards & they work fine for stage work. When I am doing a setup on one of my guitars I use the trusty Boss TU12. Its a needle tuner and more precise for intonating a guitar."So you will never have to listen to Surf music again" James Marshall Hendrix
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This is kind of what I was thinking. I don't think I've ever heard of someone having a Boss pedal tuner break on them. I've seen some real haggard looking ones that look like they have survived several wars and still worked perfectly.Originally posted by jeremy View Post
I've had a few TU-2's over the years, but I can't say I've ever bought one new. Not that I wouldn't, but they're pretty easy to find used in exc. condition for a lot cheaper. I haven't seen many TU-3's on the market.
Either way you go, it's a sound investment. I say keep it.Gear: More junk than I know what to do withComment
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