NAMM 2020: Every guitarist needs one so it stands to reason that the fiercely contested tuner pedal market is constantly expanding . Now Electro-Harmonix has entered the fray with its EHX 2020, and it's getting competitive on price.
The $39 / £49 pedal features a surprisingly large colour LED display for a mini size, a tuning range from ultra-low B0 to B7, calibration from 436Hz to 445Hz, as well as three flat tuning modes and true bypass switching.
It even ships with a 9V power supply for the price.
It's not the company's first foray into the tuner market; Summer NAMM 2019 saw a flurry of activity from EHX in the accessories market and the release of its clip-on tuner.
For more info visit Electro-Harmonix
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