I think I need a new tuner...

[SpiderTrap]

Glue Ball Joints With a minor toothpick touchin each of thr indents of ( NOT FAST SETTING ) JB Weld ....After setting it the way you like it set on your Guitar . Still have many SAVED this What that would been smashed long ago ...

[Ozzy the dog]

He might have thought you said 'Tuna'.

[Rudy4]

Originally Posted by EdEd

Yeah, this.

Pm me an address, and the model and I’ll send you a new tuner... in my dotage I’m getting dog mentality more and more.

Ed

Ed, that's very nice of you to offer! I do have another SN-1 Snark that works fine. I'm actually a bit of a nut about tuners and have several other brands, including a Peterson VS Strobotuner.

The Snarks work the best for me, and I've carried one around to a lot of places and a lot of bar gigs and seem to be the only person who has never broken one!

[Rudy4]

Originally Posted by Ozzy the dog

He might have thought you said 'Tuna'.

Where's the "like" button when you need one?

[Rudy4]

Originally Posted by SpiderTrap

Glue Ball Joints With a minor toothpick touchin each of thr indents of ( NOT FAST SETTING ) JB Weld ....After setting it the way you like it set on your Guitar . Still have many SAVED this What that would been smashed long ago ...

The ball joint is the only thing not destroyed on this one...

After using the Snark tuners for litterally years for home use, jams, and gigs I'm probably the only person who hasn't ever broken one. (If forum posts are to be believed...)

[Rudy4]

Originally Posted by Cas-v86

"PANO Tuner" phone app. Never going back

I don't think that's gonna work on my flip phone!

[Rudy4]

Originally Posted by jaybones

https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/...d.php?t=510939

And a big +1 to that doggie not swallowing anything!

Those batteries can cause major problems if ingested. My ex is a vet tech and she had to assist in a bowel resection on a yellow lab that had eaten a sock.

Not the first time, either.

Our first black lab swallowed a rubber glove my dad had been wearing while stripping antique furniture. Saw her trying to pass something dragging her rear in the grass, went and stepped on it and slid right out.

Yes, it's best if you nail everything down once you know you have an "eater". Labs are often notorious for being food-driven, so it's something to be aware of. My last lab lived to a ripe old age, but even keeping an eye on him didn't prevent him from wolfing down some "bulk". Luckily everything passed through him without any need for "assistance". He was particularly fond of paper towels and Kleenex, but also ingested larger items, including a latex glove and an entire pair of my underwear! (I tossed them, even though they appeared to be no worse for the journey).

Yes, dogs can eat very odd things. My inlaws had a Scottish Deerhound that ate... wait for it...

...an entire package of SEWING NEEDLES!

That did require surgery and the shedding of a large sum of expendable income. They did put EVERYTHING in a safe place after that.

I do have to admit that the e-ray from the vet was pretty interesting, though.

[beegar]

You can use this opportunity to grab a TC Electronic UniTune

[Rudy4]

Originally Posted by beegar

You can use this opportunity to grab a TC Electronic UniTune

I've got a collection of tuners and the Snark has always been you go to tuner, provided there have been no mutilation issues.