TUNE BOT Gig Drum Tuner- B-STOCK

Tune-bot Gig – electronic drum tuner

B-stock – technically functional product, covered by standard warranty. It may have visible cosmetic marks that do not affect its use.

This is an electronic drum tuner designed for tuning the snare drum, toms, and bass drum. The tune-bot Gig model has simplified operation, a layout with one main button, and a clear LCD display, making it useful at home, in the rehearsal room, in the studio, and on stage.

The tuner measures pitch as a frequency in Hz and as a note, which makes drum tuning more repeatable. It can be used both for tuning the whole drum to a specific pitch and for evening out tension at individual tension rods.

The Difference Mode function helps compare differences between tuning points. This makes it easier to even out the head tension across the whole drum and achieve a stable, repeatable sound more quickly. It is a practical solution for drummers who want to save their settings and return to a proven tuning more easily.

The tune-bot Gig model keeps the precision known from the tune-bot series, but has a simpler form and more direct operation. It works well for regular drum kit tuning, quick adjustments before playing, and working with different drum sizes.

Technical specifications:

Basic information:

• Manufacturer: tune-bot
• Model: Gig
• Type: electronic drum tuner
• Display: LCD
• Power supply: 2 AAA batteries
• Weight: 70 g without batteries

Measurement and tuning:

• Tuning range: 30–400 Hz
• Note range: 1C–4G
• Frequency resolution: ±0.5 Hz
• Response time: 750 ms
• Pitch measurement: Hz and note
• Comparison mode: Difference Mode

Dimensions:

• Dimensions: 3.94" x 2.36" x 2.17"
• Dimensions in cm: approx. 10 x 6 x 5.5 cm

Additional information:

tune-bot Gig allows drums to be tuned to a specific note or frequency. It can be used for tuning the snare drum, toms, and bass drum, as well as for evening out head tension between individual tuning points.

The difference measurement function helps match tension rods to the same value more quickly. This makes tuning more controlled and easier to repeat during future head changes, rehearsals, or concerts.