KOKKO Guitar Mini Effects Pedal Tuner - Chromatic Tuner Pedal High Definition Color Screen with Super Fast Stable and Accurate Tuning for Guitar and Bass - FTN2

Great little tuner & is accurate to my previous tuners & is small like I needed to fit in my pedal rack also it actually works better than the tuner on my Blackstar TVP 100 amp so very good for the price as are all the pedals I have used by this company so I say it is a bargaun at this price :)

Great little tuner on my pedal board it value for money

Product good shame no power supply

A review for KOKKO Guitar Mini Effects Pedal Tuner - Chromatic Tuner Pedal High Definition Color Screen with Super Fast Stable and Accurate Tuning for Guitar and Bass - FTN2Firstly please you will need a separate 9V DC power supply such as an adapter as one is NOT provided. The unit itself appears sturdy enough to withstand some knocks / drops etc. A rather poor manual which too small to easily read does not make operation clear. The unit features a large simple bright LED display with two buttons to dial the pitch and flatness. A single on / off switch turns the unit on / off as required. Two 1/4" jack connectors, one line in and one line out. In my opinion this is not the easiest or convenient tuner to use. I have several tuners which have a battery option as well as plenty of other functionality. This is advertised as a tuner / Mini effects pedal however it only offers the functionality of tuner. Can't comment on price as no published selling price at time of review, however this kind of unit will be around £20-£30 there are better more versatile units you can buy for this money.

The media could not be loaded.  The KOKKO Guitar Mini Effects Pedal Tuner is a small but robust, aluminium clad nano-pedal. While it is described as an effects pedal, it is in fact solely an electronic tuning device.With a range of A0(27.5) to C8(4186HZ) it is capable of tuning regular guitars and bass guitars - it will even register major chords, though I doubt that would be particularly beneficial to anyone other than beginners. The display screen is bright and clear, with red LED's indicating either sharp or flats to the left and right respectively, moving nearer the centre and when in tune will light the green central LED. I found it very simple to use, although the high B and high E strings took a few moments to properly register. It seems more responsive at the lower end. It is, as I mentioned, a very sturdy little unit, capable of use at home, at gigs or in the studio - but lacking a facility to run off a battery the necessity of using an adaptor means that small as it is it's not that portable. I would use it as my first pedal to ensure as clean a signal as possible for tuning if in a chain, and as it has true bypass it can then just be switched to off. As it does not currently have a price assigned I cannot offer an opinion as to its value for money, but I can say that I find it accurate and handy, and I prefer to have it in my FX chain rather than be clipping a SN*RK on and off my guitar, thus it has inherent value to me.

This is certainly a compact little unit; robustly housed in an aluminium casing it comes in a simple cardboard box with a single instruction sheet in Chinese/English.It requires a 9V power supply (no cable for battery operation) and you'll need a patch-cable or two to add it to your foot-pedal board (if you have one).It's a relatively easy item to set-up and use; It has a visual read-out on a screen at the top showing red either to the left or right of centre when sharp or flat and green in the centre when the note is in tune; I keep it on the flat tuning setting, the other option is a pitch setting (which I assume is for altering the tuning from concert pitch to a customised setting) - otherwise it seems straightforward in operation.I have it on the end of my chain of pedals and I tend to turn it off after initial use.It's probably the pedal I'll use the least; like most experienced musicians (regardless of instrument) I adjust tuning on the fly and by ear anyway, so if I need the space this will be the first pedal to get bumped off the line.It works efficiently and seems quite accurate (I checked it alongside my trusted battery-operated tuner) so I'm currently quite happy with it.No price stated for the product so I can't comment on VFM but it does it's job well.

Packaging was perfect.Nice small and compact design.Very easy to set up and use. You have at the top the 9v DC jack, an LED screen shows you everything you need to know, you have the flat/disp button on the bottom of the screen and the pitch button on the bottom of the screen. The output and input jack is on either side of the tuner and finally a simple on/off switch at the base of the tuner.When you plug in your audio cable turn on,off and on again to enter tuning mode.To change the tuning mode display use the flat/disp button for normal or strobe.For the normal,If its flat it will be red to the left of the centre, if its sharp it will be red to the right of the centre, when it's perfectly in tune it will be green and in the centre.For the strobe,If its flat it will move to the left, if its sharp it will move to the right, when it's in tune it will stop moving.( be aware this can move quite fast when it's really out of tune, it will slow down as it gets in tune)For flat tuning,Press flat/disp and then press quickly again, release the pedal, and the LED will flash for two seconds ready to enter tuning mode.Setting a4 range,In tuning mode press the pitch button to enter the a4 setting interface press pitch again to set a4 from 435-445Hz.Full instruction leaflet provided. This is very easy to understand.I think it worked great. I would definitely recommend. I think it's a bargain for the price.