Walrus Audio Canvas Tuner
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Walrus Audio
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A "Premium" Tuner in the Spirit of Walrus Audio
With the Canvas Tuner, Walrus Audio applies its "tour-ready" philosophy to the most used tool on a pedalboard: the tuner. Here, no unnecessary gimmicks, but an approach focused on readability, speed, and respect for the sound thanks to multiple bypass behaviors. The strobe mode follows the tradition of precision tuners, appreciated both for intonation adjustments and live settings, while the interface (colors, standby, orientation) has been designed to adapt to the realities of a stage environment.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
The Walrus Audio Canvas Tuner is aimed at guitarists and bassists who want reliable and immediately readable tuning during rehearsals, in the studio, and especially on stage. Its rotatable screen facilitates integration on dense pedalboards (placement at the top, bottom, left, or right), and the different display modes allow choosing between a "simple" reading (needle) or a more "surgical" one (strobe).
This is a particularly relevant choice if you switch tunings frequently (standard, drop, open tunings), use a capo, or need to check your tuning accuracy between songs without losing time.
Technical specifications
| Color | Multicolor | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the tuning accuracy of the Walrus Audio Canvas Tuner?
The specified accuracy is +/- 1 cent, suitable for fine adjustments and intonation control.
Does the Canvas Tuner operate with a standard 9 V power supply?
A 9 V DC power supply with center negative polarity is required. The minimum current consumption indicated is 300 mA.
What display modes are available?
Two modes are offered: needle and strobe. The strobe mode provides a more precise reading of the tuning deviation, while the needle mode favors direct reading.
How can the signal be preserved on a crowded pedalboard?
Four bypass modes are available, including True Bypass and Buffered Passthrough. The buffered mode can stabilize the signal in a chain with many cables and pedals. The footswitch activates tuning and mute via the Bypass On/Off function.
Can the screen be oriented according to the pedal's position?
The rotating screen can be adjusted to 90°, 180°, or 270° to adapt the reading to the pedalboard layout.
