Snark Super Snark SS-3 Rechargeable Clip-On Tuner - Black

The Snark Super Snark SS-3 rechargeable clip-on tuner gives guitar, bass, violin, mandolin and ukulele players a fast, easy way to tune without relying on disposable batteries. This super snark tuner clips securely to the instrument’s headstock with a padded clamp that helps keep the tuner stable while protecting the instrument’s finish. Its full-color 360-degree rotating display keeps notes and tuning response easy to see from different playing positions, whether players are practicing at home, tuning before rehearsal or making quick adjustments between songs onstage. Chromatic, guitar, bass, violin, mandolin and ukulele modes support a wide range of instruments, while transposition settings for Eb, D, G, C and F help accommodate alternate tunings. With rechargeable convenience via USB, auto-off battery-saving operation and an included protective case, the Super Snark SS-3 is a practical snark clip on tuner for players who want a clear, reliable and easy-to-use snark tuner for everyday playing.

Snark Super Snark SS-3 Rechargeable Clip-On Tuner: FAQ

How do you use a Snark guitar tuner?
Clip the tuner to the guitar’s headstock, select the correct tuning mode and play one string at a time. The display shows the note being played and whether the pitch is sharp or flat.

What battery does a Snark tuner take?
Battery type depends on the specific Snark model. The Super Snark SS-3 is rechargeable, so it does not require a disposable replacement battery for normal use.

How do you tune a bass guitar with a Snark tuner?
Clip the tuner to the bass headstock, select bass or chromatic mode and tune each string individually. Standard 4-string bass tuning is E, A, D and G from lowest to highest.

How do you charge the Super Snark SS-3?
The Super Snark SS-3 recharges through its USB charging port using the included USB cable, eliminating the need for disposable batteries.

How do you tune an acoustic guitar with a Snark tuner?
Clip the tuner to the acoustic guitar’s headstock and tune each string while watching the display. Because the tuner reads vibration directly from the instrument, it can still work well in noisy environments.