±0.5-cent accuracy
Precise enough to dial in each string confidently instead of settling for “close enough.”
DeadOn: USB-C Rechargeable Clip-On Tuner for Guitar & Bass
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What makes DeadOn different from other clip-on tuners?
DeadOn combines ±0.5-cent accuracy, a bright color TFT display, USB-C recharging, and a compact 0.63 oz / 18g body, so you get precise tuning without a bulky tuner or disposable coin batteries.
Choose dedicated Guitar, Bass, Violin or Ukulele modes, or switch to Chromatic mode for alternate tunings. The adjustable clip and screen make it easy to position the display where you can see it clearly.
Can I read DeadOn clearly while tuning?
Yes. The bright color TFT display keeps the detected note, string number, and tuning status together in one clear view.
Clip DeadOn where it is comfortable to see, pluck a string, and the screen immediately shows whether you are flat, sharp, or in tune. The adjustable display lets you position it for an easy viewing angle on different instruments.
Will DeadOn work with my instrument and tuning?
Yes. DeadOn includes dedicated Guitar, Bass, Violin and Ukulele modes, plus Chromatic mode for alternate tunings and other compatible pitched instruments.
Tap the Power/Mode button to cycle through all five tuning modes. The selected mode appears directly on the color display, and DeadOn covers a wide A0-C8 detection range.
Four dedicated instrument modes
Choose Guitar, Bass, Violin or Ukulele to see the detected note and matching string number for your instrument.
Chromatic mode
Use Chromatic mode for Drop D, open tunings, other alternate tunings, or another compatible pitched instrument.
Does DeadOn use rechargeable batteries?
Yes. DeadOn charges through USB-C, so there are no disposable coin batteries to replace. A full charge provides 3+ hours of tuning and takes under 1.5 hours.
Use the included USB-A to USB-C cable with a standard 5 V USB power source. DeadOn also supports adjustable reference pitch from 410 to 460 Hz and remembers your selected calibration after power-off.
USB-C rechargeable
Recharge with the included cable instead of buying and replacing coin batteries.
Automatic power-off
DeadOn switches itself off after 8 minutes without playing or button activity to help preserve battery life.
410-460 Hz calibration
Adjust the reference pitch in 1 Hz steps, or hold the Calibration button to return directly to 440 Hz.
Your setting stays put: DeadOn remembers the selected reference pitch after it is powered off.
Why DeadOn instead of a basic clip-on tuner?
DeadOn focuses on the things that matter most while tuning: accuracy, readability, compact size, and rechargeable convenience.
Bright color display
See the note and tuning status clearly at a glance.
Compact 0.63 oz / 18g body
Small and discreet on your instrument, and easy to keep in a case or gig bag.
USB-C rechargeable
No disposable coin batteries to keep buying and replacing.
5 tuning modes
410-460 Hz calibration
A0-C8 detection range
What comes with DeadOn, and what are the specs?
DeadOn includes the tuner, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, and an owner’s manual.
Inside the box
- DeadOn clip-on tuner
- USB-A to USB-C charging cable
- Owner's manual
Technical specifications
- Accuracy
- ±0.5 cent
- Tuning modes
- Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Violin and Ukulele
- Detection range
- A0–C8
- Calibration range
- 410–460 Hz
- Display
- Color TFT screen
- Battery
- Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Battery life
- 3+ hours per full charge
- Charging time
- Under 1.5 hours
- Charging
- USB-C using a standard 5 V USB power source
- Automatic power-off
- After 8 minutes without playing or button activity
- Pitch memory
- Remembers the selected calibration after power-off
- Dimensions
- 2.01 × 2.97 × 1.20 in / 51 × 75.5 × 30.4 mm
- Weight
- 0.63 oz / 18 g
DeadOn Clip-On Tuner FAQ
How accurate is the DeadOn tuner?
DeadOn provides ±0.5-cent tuning accuracy across its supported instruments and A0-C8 detection range.
What instruments can DeadOn tune?
DeadOn includes dedicated Guitar, Bass, Violin and Ukulele modes. Chromatic mode can also be used with alternate tunings and other compatible pitched instruments within its A0-C8 detection range.
Can DeadOn handle Drop D and alternate tunings?
Yes. Select Chromatic mode, then tune each string to the note required by your chosen alternate tuning.
How does DeadOn detect the note?
DeadOn reads vibrations transmitted through the clip. Attach it to the instrument’s headstock or another position where it can clearly detect vibration, then pluck one string at a time.
What does the display show?
The color TFT screen shows the detected note, the matching string number in dedicated instrument modes, and whether the pitch is flat, sharp or in tune.
Can I adjust the viewing angle?
Yes. DeadOn uses an articulated clip and adjustable display so you can position the screen for comfortable front or rear viewing.
Does DeadOn use replaceable batteries?
No. DeadOn has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery and charges through USB-C using the included USB-A to USB-C cable.
How long does the battery last?
DeadOn provides 3+ hours of tuning per full charge. A complete recharge takes under 1.5 hours.
What charger should I use?
Use the included USB-A to USB-C cable with a standard 5 V USB power source. The battery icon flashes while DeadOn is charging.
Can I change the reference pitch from 440 Hz?
Yes. The reference pitch can be adjusted from 410 to 460 Hz in 1 Hz steps. DeadOn remembers your selected calibration after power-off, and holding the Calibration button returns it directly to 440 Hz.
Does DeadOn switch itself off automatically?
Yes. DeadOn powers off after 8 minutes without playing or button activity to help preserve battery life.
What comes in the box?
The box includes 1 DeadOn clip-on tuner, 1 USB-A to USB-C charging cable, and 1 owner’s manual.
What warranty does DeadOn include?
DeadOn includes CFG’s 2-year warranty.
What makes DeadOn different from other clip-on tuners?
DeadOn combines ±0.5-cent accuracy, a bright color TFT display, USB-C recharging, and a compact 0.63 oz / 18g body, so you get precise tuning without a bulky tuner or disposable coin batteries.
Choose dedicated Guitar, Bass, Violin or Ukulele modes, or switch to Chromatic mode for alternate tunings. The adjustable clip and screen make it easy to position the display where you can see it clearly.
Can I read DeadOn clearly while tuning?
Yes. The bright color TFT display keeps the detected note, string number, and tuning status together in one clear view.
Clip DeadOn where it is comfortable to see, pluck a string, and the screen immediately shows whether you are flat, sharp, or in tune. The adjustable display lets you position it for an easy viewing angle on different instruments.
Will DeadOn work with my instrument and tuning?
Yes. DeadOn includes dedicated Guitar, Bass, Violin and Ukulele modes, plus Chromatic mode for alternate tunings and other compatible pitched instruments.
Tap the Power/Mode button to cycle through all five tuning modes. The selected mode appears directly on the color display, and DeadOn covers a wide A0-C8 detection range.
Four dedicated instrument modes
Choose Guitar, Bass, Violin or Ukulele to see the detected note and matching string number for your instrument.
Chromatic mode
Use Chromatic mode for Drop D, open tunings, other alternate tunings, or another compatible pitched instrument.
Does DeadOn use rechargeable batteries?
Yes. DeadOn charges through USB-C, so there are no disposable coin batteries to replace. A full charge provides 3+ hours of tuning and takes under 1.5 hours.
Use the included USB-A to USB-C cable with a standard 5 V USB power source. DeadOn also supports adjustable reference pitch from 410 to 460 Hz and remembers your selected calibration after power-off.
USB-C rechargeable
Recharge with the included cable instead of buying and replacing coin batteries.
Automatic power-off
DeadOn switches itself off after 8 minutes without playing or button activity to help preserve battery life.
410-460 Hz calibration
Adjust the reference pitch in 1 Hz steps, or hold the Calibration button to return directly to 440 Hz.
Your setting stays put: DeadOn remembers the selected reference pitch after it is powered off.
Why DeadOn instead of a basic clip-on tuner?
DeadOn focuses on the things that matter most while tuning: accuracy, readability, compact size, and rechargeable convenience.
±0.5-cent accuracy
Precise enough to dial in each string confidently instead of settling for “close enough.”
Bright color display
See the note and tuning status clearly at a glance.
Compact 0.63 oz / 18g body
Small and discreet on your instrument, and easy to keep in a case or gig bag.
USB-C rechargeable
No disposable coin batteries to keep buying and replacing.
5 tuning modes
410-460 Hz calibration
A0-C8 detection range
What comes with DeadOn, and what are the specs?
DeadOn includes the tuner, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, and an owner’s manual.
Inside the box
- DeadOn clip-on tuner
- USB-A to USB-C charging cable
- Owner's manual
Technical specifications
- Accuracy
- ±0.5 cent
- Tuning modes
- Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Violin and Ukulele
- Detection range
- A0–C8
- Calibration range
- 410–460 Hz
- Display
- Color TFT screen
- Battery
- Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Battery life
- 3+ hours per full charge
- Charging time
- Under 1.5 hours
- Charging
- USB-C using a standard 5 V USB power source
- Automatic power-off
- After 8 minutes without playing or button activity
- Pitch memory
- Remembers the selected calibration after power-off
- Dimensions
- 2.01 × 2.97 × 1.20 in / 51 × 75.5 × 30.4 mm
- Weight
- 0.63 oz / 18 g
DeadOn Clip-On Tuner FAQ
How accurate is the DeadOn tuner?
DeadOn provides ±0.5-cent tuning accuracy across its supported instruments and A0-C8 detection range.
What instruments can DeadOn tune?
DeadOn includes dedicated Guitar, Bass, Violin and Ukulele modes. Chromatic mode can also be used with alternate tunings and other compatible pitched instruments within its A0-C8 detection range.
Can DeadOn handle Drop D and alternate tunings?
Yes. Select Chromatic mode, then tune each string to the note required by your chosen alternate tuning.
How does DeadOn detect the note?
DeadOn reads vibrations transmitted through the clip. Attach it to the instrument’s headstock or another position where it can clearly detect vibration, then pluck one string at a time.
What does the display show?
The color TFT screen shows the detected note, the matching string number in dedicated instrument modes, and whether the pitch is flat, sharp or in tune.
Can I adjust the viewing angle?
Yes. DeadOn uses an articulated clip and adjustable display so you can position the screen for comfortable front or rear viewing.
Does DeadOn use replaceable batteries?
No. DeadOn has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery and charges through USB-C using the included USB-A to USB-C cable.
How long does the battery last?
DeadOn provides 3+ hours of tuning per full charge. A complete recharge takes under 1.5 hours.
What charger should I use?
Use the included USB-A to USB-C cable with a standard 5 V USB power source. The battery icon flashes while DeadOn is charging.
Can I change the reference pitch from 440 Hz?
Yes. The reference pitch can be adjusted from 410 to 460 Hz in 1 Hz steps. DeadOn remembers your selected calibration after power-off, and holding the Calibration button returns it directly to 440 Hz.
Does DeadOn switch itself off automatically?
Yes. DeadOn powers off after 8 minutes without playing or button activity to help preserve battery life.
What comes in the box?
The box includes 1 DeadOn clip-on tuner, 1 USB-A to USB-C charging cable, and 1 owner’s manual.
What warranty does DeadOn include?
DeadOn includes CFG’s 2-year warranty.
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