NAMM 2020: Electro-Harmonix debuts ludicrously affordable mini tuner pedal
$39 EHX-2020 tuner boasts true bypass switching, tiny footprint and even includes a power supply
NAMM 2020: Electro-Harmonix has unveiled the first of its offerings for the new year with the EHX-2020, a crazy-cheap mini guitar tuner pedal that’s still stacked with features.
Its features include a large-for-its-chassis color LED display, tuning range from ultra-low B0 to B7, calibration from 436Hz to 445Hz, three flat tuning modes and true bypass switching.
To top it all off, the mini tuner ships with a 9V power supply, and boasts a price tag of just $39. While it doesn’t offer polyphonic tuning (and there’s no accuracy stat listed), that comprehensively undercuts much of the big-brand competition.
This isn’t EHX’s first foray into tuning this year; the 2020 follows the legendary New York company’s Clip On Tuner, which was unveiled back at Summer NAMM 2019.
The EHX-2020 Pedal Tuner is available now - see EHX for more info.
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