BROWSER STROBE TUNER · PEDAL STEEL
Tune your pedal steel to Jeff Newman's SP9 (Pedals & Knee Levers) (e9 pedals & knee levers) with a strobe display that resolves to less than 0.1 cent. The table below lists every target string; click to launch the tuner already set to Jeff Newman's SP9 (Pedals & Knee Levers).
core tuner and preset tuning profiles free · <0.1 ¢ display resolution
| # | Note | Hz |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A | All octaves |
| 2 | C# | All octaves |
| 3 | F | All octaves |
| 4 | G | All octaves |
Curious why a multi-harmonic strobe tuner beats a standard needle tuner? Read how cent resolution works.
These targets intentionally omit octave numbers: the same cents offset applies to every octave of that note. Engage one pedal or knee lever change at a time and tune its stop against the matching target. Pedal and knee-lever layouts vary by guitar, so this preset teaches the reference pitches rather than assuming a particular copedent.
Tune the open strings with SE9 first, then select SP9 and tune each engaged pedal or knee-lever change. A, C#, F, and G deliberately have no octave number: their offsets apply across octaves. Your pedal and knee-lever layout may differ from another player's guitar.
Published by Applicaudia, the maker of StroboPro. The less than 0.1 cent figure describes the tuner's display resolution, not a lab-measured accuracy specification. Frequency values are equal-temperament approximations.
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