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SN10S
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The SN10S by Snark is a stage and studio pedal tuner designed for guitar and bass. It features a large EZ read display, true bypass, and a die-cast metal case. The tuner is known for its blazingly fast response and smooth operation. It offers pitch calibration from 415-466Hz and is fully chromatic. The true bypass feature ensures that it can be integrated into a pedal chain without interrupting the signal flow. The bright display makes it easy to see each note clearly, even in dark stage environments. The pedal tuner is powered by a 9V battery. The exact product dimensions are 10.16 x 5.08 x 6.35 cm, and it weighs 113.4 grams.
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Snark SN-10 Stage Tuner
Very Good
$34
Snark SN-10 Stage Tuner
Very Good
$34
Snark Stage Tuner SN-10 2010s Silver
Very Good
$34
Snark SN-10 Stage Tuner
Very Good
$34
-USED- Snark SN-10S Stage & Studio Tuner Silver
Very Good
$29.99
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Snark 6-11820-00224-4 (5-pack) Bundle
New
$134.95
Snark
Very Good
$11.00
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