POLYTUNE®: Tune all strings simultaneously
For guitars and basses
Supports Drop-D and capo tuning modes
True bypass with silent tuning
Buffered bypass to compensate for long cable runs
DC output for powering other pedals
POLYTUNE 3 will allow you to tune your instrument faster and easier than ever before, so you can go back to doing
the one thing we know you care about: playing your music.
Enjoy!
Operation – Inputs, Outputs and Controls
1. POWER input To power up your pedal, connect a power supply to its power input socket. POLYTUNE 3
requires a 9V power supply providing 100 mA or more (not supplied). To minimize hum, use a power supply
with
isolated outputs.
The power input of this pedal is a standard 5.5/2.1 mm DC plug (centre = negative).
2. POWER output If you use are using an external power supply to power POLYTUNE 3, you can use the power
out jack of POLYTUNE 3 to provide power to other, daisy-chained guitar pedals.
Make sure that your power supply delivers sufficient power to cover the power consumption of all
connected pedals.
Current draw on pedals daisy-chained to the power out jack may not exceed 2A.
3. TUNING MODE button Set the tuning mode button according to the instrument’s tuning. Use either standard
(“e”) or one of the several dropped tuning or capo modes.
Tuning modes are explained in the following section of this manual (“How to use POLYTUNE 3”).
The selected tuning mode is stored and will be recalled when you power on POLYTUNE 3 again.
4. USB port If there should be firmware updates for this pedal, they can be installed by connecting it to your
computer using this port.
5. DISPLAY MODE button Use the display mode button to switch between the various display modes.
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