NAMM 2018: D’Addario’s Clip-free Micro Tuner screws onto your guitar’s machineheads
Ned Steinberger-designed accessory promises “ultimate in discreet tuning”

NAMM 2018: Leading D’Addario’s accessory charge this year is an ingenious design from the Ned Steinberger-designed NS range, the Clip-free Micro Tuner.
Aiming to provide “the ultimate in discreet tuning”, the guitar tuner screws directly onto guitar machineheads (and yes, screws are included), for quick, always-onboard tuning.
It also features a full-colour display and metronome.
The NS Clip-free Micro Tuner is available post-NAMM for $34.95 - and there’s more D’Addario news to come…
- Read more: the best clip-on guitar tuners
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