VSN Guitar Pedal Power Supply 10 Isolated DC Output for 9V/12V/18V Guitar Bass Effect Pedals with USB Ports

I went with this instead of the other much more expensive options. I mainly only play in standard tuning, and this works perfectly for my needs. I also like that it mutes the amp volume while engaged, makes tuning during band practice less distracting

I've only used tuner apps and clip on TC Electronics tuners up till now. It's great to have this in the pedalboard. It's easy to read, lights are pretty definite when you're in tune and don't constantly bounce up and down from the target like some tuners do. And, needless to say, it great to have the guitar muted while tuning. I've never tried an expensive pedal tuner, but so long as this one lasts for a while, I can't see wanting to spend any more $$ on one. Recommended.

The pedal has multiple settings. Top quality and easy to use after initial learning curve.

Small footprint, does a good job for the price point.

I have been a user of 6 inch jumpers for the longest time (like since the eighties). Eventually, they always fail because of the way you have to bend them up to get them the way you want them. These couplers work well for most effects pedals that have the ins and outs on the sides. If you have any with the ins and outs on the top, you're out of luck and have to continue with the jumpers. The oddest thing I discovered is just how offset the jacks are from one pedal to the next. For the most part, they're close enough for these couplers to work. But, in a few cases, the height of the effect box is so different that the couplers still don't work. The taller pedal will force the couplers to lift the shorter pedal off of the pedal board. Potentially causing the coupler to break. Which could leave you with a piece of the couplers stuck in the pedal and forcing you back to those jumpers again. If all of your pedals are roughly the same height they'll work for you. If like me, you have a Vox straight 6 and a bunch of pedals with the jacks on the top, maybe not so much. In the photos, I have put together four pedals that do work with the couplers and shown the height difference between two of my other pedals.

Standard pedal chromatic tuner. Works well.

This tuner works great. The price is a bonus. No reason to pay more.

Tuners are pretty simple - they either let you tune your instrument easily or they don't. Everything else is pretty much extra.That said It's a pretty decent piece of kit. Feels very solidly built, and the small form factor makes it easy to pop onto the board.Display is easy to read, even from a distance. After relying on clip on tuners for years, the cutoff function while tuning is nice; I also use it as a mute when swapping guitars.The foot switch is solid, and has a very tactile click to it. Some may like that; others may not. I'm personally on the fence, but adding a footswitch cap to it seems to help.But for the price, you can't go wrong with it.