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Originally Posted by aaron_t
I’ve been using my TD tuner for 6 months now and it seems to be quite accurate (and I am picky when it comes to intonation). One thing that has been bothersome is that while I’m using it as a mute switch, it seems to “hear” a B almost all the time, even when I am muting the strings with my hand. Possibly some sort of electrical issue with the pup, cord, or TD itself. In any case, as a tuner, it’s solid.
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60Hz power line hum is half way between an A# and B. ToneDexter displays a B with the circle running fast counter clockwise. If you are in Europe then I expect it to display G or Aflat.
Power line hum is undoubtedly what it is sensing. Typically you should only see that when your guitar cable is connected to TD but not to your guitar. Edit: It seems to be normal behavior that when there are no notes played, the tuner hones in on the background hum.