Thomann CTC-50 Black

seems to have loads of features ,,and seems to switch to all of em apart from the one you want

It worked just fine without issues until it stopped working, just starting only working for certain strings

It seems to have a slightly "darker" tuning tone considering it's always a few semitones too low compared to other tuners.

I purchased this some time ago; maybe there's a new version. I found it kind of ok for the price, but when I tried with my clarinet and saxophones I noticed some pitches are not recognized by the piezo sensor. Something in the algorithm might be not optimized for those instruments, and I have a feeling it might happen the same in some other woodwinds. probably for a guitar or something alike would do the job better.

Not calibrated a lot of times

The tuner is some what okay, it does not do any #'s/bs tuning which is a bummer for me

This tuner is not my favorite. You can use it, but it gives you some pain I think. it is not the most stable tuner and also it has problems recognising the different strings of my guitar. It works most of the time, but sometimes it just doesn't really get it, and then it annoys me.

It's good in general but it need the instrument to really resonates or it won't work

I tend to like Thomann's own brand products and am hesitant to give a mediocre review but, sadly, I wasn't that convinced. This is robust, easy enough to operate and the display is adequate in terms of visibility but the display doesn't give much of a reading of how many cents high or low you are and as a slightly different issue the readings don't seem to be that very accurate

It's a good clip-on tuner with different modes such as Guitar, Bass, Ukelele, and Chromatic. The display is colourful and bright. Easily readable even in bright lights. The display can be rotated and tilted and provides a very good ergonomic position.

The material quality is average. The tuner works well with my bass guitar but not as good as a Plug-in Tuner.