GFS tuner pedal

[bitter]

I needed to replace my old hand-held korg tuner here recently. I went to GC and the sales guy handed me a cheap hand-held delta lab chromatic tuner. Initially I thought about paying a few bucks more for the korg, but I figured a tuner's a tuner as my old one worked fine for years.

The tuner itself is fine but if you leave the AAA batts in over night it drains them??? I wasn't gonna drive all the way back to GC as I felt dirty enough the first time. It's like going to a porno shop anymore.

I'd like to try one of those GFS pedal tuners but I'm unsure of the quality? They seem fine, but I thought it couldn't hurt to ask. Also, on the subject of signal loss... the pedal has 2 outputs: bypass and output. Is the output option buffered like the boss tuner? 

[Baltar]

I'm not sure if that pedal is buffered or not.  If it's like the Korg Pitchblack, it isn't.  Email GFS, but I would probably go ahead and buy it if it were me.  I trust GFS, based on the Pups I bought from them.

[VOLVO)))]

The tuner slays. That bring said, so does my pitchblack...

sent from Mortlock's mom's laptop...

[bitter]

Alright, I figured it was good stuff but I'm glad I asked. I guess I could always get a buffered signal splitter when I find another half stack.

Thanks Gentlemen!!!

[Baltar]

I woulda bought the GFS, if I hadn't bought the Pitchblack first.  I coulda had a used Phase 90 or Small Stone and a tuner.

[bitter]

yeah I already wasted the 20 bucks on that delta lab so buying a new pitchblack or boss seemed like a bad idea. I've got to make a big gfs purchase in the coming weeks. looks like I'll grab this, some pups, lp rewire kit, and prolly a wall wart multi tap adapter.