Peterson StroboStomp LE Manual

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Selecting A Preset

NOTE: If none of the parameters are flashing, clicking either the plus or minus Value button will

immediately begin to change the Preset value as it is the first editable parameter.

Changing The Drop / Capo Transposition

Changing The Concert A Reference

Changing The Preset Display Color

Changing The Tuning Pitch Notation ( When Available )

Resetting All Parameters of Active Preset to Default Values

To quickly reset all parameters of your active Preset to default values, press and hold the Menu down

and Value minus buttons together for around 2 seconds. The Mute LED will flash once and the Concert

A Reference, Drop / Capo Transposition and Preset Display Color will return to default values.

If the active Preset contains String Number information, clicking

either the up or down Menu button will reveal the Tuning Pitch

Notation menu. Either "Note" or "Str" will appear in the lower right

corner of your display. Use the plus or minus Value button to select

one of these options. For example, GTR ( Peterson Sweetener for

6-String Guitar ), contains String Number information and can be

toggled from displaying E-A-D-G-B-E to string numbers 6-5-4-3-2-1.

NOTE: When “Str” is selected, your tuner will not function as a

chromatic tuner. Instead, all input signal is either sharp or flat of

the exact pitch to which the displayed string number should be

tuned.

Click either the up or down Menu button until the Palette Icon

flashes. Use the plus or minus value button to select 1 of 10

predefined colors. The Preset Display Color can be useful for quickly

identifying your presets on stage when the Preset name may be

harder to see. To quickly set your Preset Display Color back to the

default Orange color, click either the up or down Menu button until

the Palette Icon flashes. Then, press the Menu up and

Value plus buttons together.

NOTE: Changing the Preset Display Color only affects the

display color of the ACTIVE or CURRENT Preset. To change the

display color of all presets and settings, see Global Display

Color below the Settings Screen section.

Click either the up or down Menu button until the Concert A

Reference value flashes. Use the plus or minus Value button to

select a value from 390-490Hz. Clicking the plus or minus Value

button increments or decrements the Concert A Reference by 0.1Hz.

Pressing and holding either the plus or minus Value button will

quickly increment or decrement the Concert A Reference by 1Hz

respectively.

The Concert A Reference can be used to shift the entire tuning of

your preset to match that of a desired historic tuning standard or a

fixed-tuning instrument that cannot be adjusted. To quickly set your

Concert A Reference back to the default of 440Hz, click either the up

or down Menu button until the Concert A Reference value flashes.

Then, press the Menu up and Value plus buttons together.

Click either the up or down Menu button until the Drop / Capo

Transposition value flashes. Use the plus or minus Value button to

select a value from -6 to +5. To quickly set your Drop / Capo

Transposition back to the default value of 0, click either the up or

down Menu button until the Drop / Capo Transposition value

flashes. Then, press the Menu up and Value plus buttons together.

Transposition settings change the note that is displayed on your

tuner when tuning. This is useful for string players who wish to tune

‘down’ by a number of steps or raise the pitch of the instrument with

the use of a capo. Setting the drop or capo transposition allows you

to tune using the standard note name of each string without

needing to calculate the transposed note name.

Click either the up or down Menu button until the 3-letter Preset name

flashes. Use the plus or minus Value button to select one of over 130

built-in Presets. Press either Menu button to exit or allow the active

parameter to time-out. To quickly set your selected Preset back to the

default ( EQU ), click either the up or down Menu button until the

3-letter Preset name flashes. Then, press the Menu up and Value plus

buttons together.

By default, the Presets you use the most will re-position to the top of

the Preset list, allowing you to access your most recently used

presets with just a few button pushes.

General Navigation and Parameter Adjustment

Any adjustment of the default settings of your StroboStomp LE can be performed using the 4 buttons

located on either side of your tuner. Two Menu buttons, up and down, are located on the left side while

two Value buttons, plus and minus, are located on the right side.

StroboStomp LE™ Tune Screen

Your StroboStomp LE has two screens of operation in which parameters can be adjusted. For basic

use, only the Tune Screen will be used. The Strobe Image and Tuning Note is displayed on the Tune

Screen. This is the default screen that the StroboStomp LE displays when powering on.

Sweetener™ & Guided Tuning Presets

Your StroboStomp LE contains over 130 built-in presets that cater to specific instruments. The majority

of these presets are considered “Sweetener Presets” because they make an instrument sound

“sweeter” by slightly adjusting each note to compensate for common tuning problems specific to an

instrument type. Many of these adjustments are so small that they can only be measured with the

incredible 1/10th cent accuracy of your Peterson Strobe Tuner. When a preset contains a sweetener,

the "Sweetener" label will show above the preset name.

Over 80 "Guided Tuning Presets" are also included. Guided Tuning Presets greatly simplify tuning for

common stringed instruments like guitar and bass. Guided Tuning Presets ignore all other chromatic

notes and only listen for the exact pitches to which your strings should be tuned. Guided Tuning

Presets display String Numbers by default but can be adjusted to show Note Names.

NOTE: Guided Tuning Presets are hidden by default but can be made visible in the Settings

Screen ( see Changing The Visibility of Presets ).

Sweetener & Guided Tuning Presets also carry the other three adjustable parameters of the tune

screen. When the Drop / Capo Transposition, Concert A Reference or Preset Display Color is changed,

those parameters will save with the Sweetener or Guided Tuning Preset that is currently visible and

active. Selecting another Preset will change your Concert A Reference, Drop / Capo Transposition and

Preset Display Color to those specified by the newly selected Preset. You can specify and save a

different Concert A Reference, Drop / Capo Transposition or Preset Display Color for each Sweetener

or Guided Tuning Preset. When any of the parameters of a preset are set to their default value, as

shown below, the default value will NOT be displayed.

The default preset, ( Equal Temperament ), is neither a Sweetener nor a Guided Tuning. It does EQU

not apply any tuning adjustments and should be used when you wish for your StroboStomp LE to

operate as a non-instrument-specific, highly accurate chromatic tuner.

Default Preset Settings / Values

* Only available when the Sweetener Preset or Guided Tuning Preset offers String Number option.

Default Value

EQU ( Equal )

440.0 ( Hz )

Orange

Note Name

Parameter

Preset

Drop / Capo Transposition

Concert A Reference

Preset Display Color

Tuning Pitch Notation*

Meaning

Momentarily fully depressing and immediately releasing a button

Fully depressing a button without releasing for an extended period of time,

usually until the desired effect is achieved as noted by this manual

Term

Click

Press & Hold

Momentary presses, or 'clicking', of the up and down Menu

buttons will navigate to the parameter which you'd like to

adjust. These parameters will flash as you pass through them.

Once you arrive at the desired parameter, clicking the plus or

minus Value buttons will increment or decrement the value of

that parameter. 'Pressing and holding' either of the Value buttons

will continuously and rapidly increment or decrement the value

respectively until released. After adjusting a parameter value, the

next press of either the up or down Menu button will end flashing

or, inaction will end the parameter flashing within a few seconds.

If no changes have been made to the flashing parameter value by

use of the Value buttons, the parameter will continue to flash for a

bit longer before ending.

When an adjustable parameter is flashing, pressing the

Menu up and value Plus buttons together will reset that

parameter to its default value.

StroboStomp LE™ Owner’s Instruction Manual v1.2 EN

Congratulations on your purchase of the Peterson StroboStomp LE™. Please read through this

manual and use the tuner as directed.

Getting Started / Basic Use

Your new StroboStomp LE pedal tuner can be powered by either a 9V battery or regulated 9V DC

power supply. To change or access the battery, open the battery door on the bottom of the tuner and

carefully remove the battery clip. For best results always use a high quality Alkaline battery. Using a

regulated 9VDC adapter connected to the StroboStomp LE’s DC Input jack, you can power additional

pedals from its DC Output jack ( please observe the correct polarity and output capacity of your

adapter).

WARNING: USING A WALL TRANSFORMER WITH THE INCORRECT POLARITY OR VOLTAGE MAY CAUSE PERMANENT

DAMAGE TO THE TUNER!!

When operating on battery power, a battery icon will show the battery level in the following scenarios:

• During the first few seconds after powering on or entering the Tune Screen, regardless of battery

level

• When battery level is low

• When viewing the settings screen, regardless of battery level

Strobe Newbie?

If you are new to strobe tuners, you will notice that they are much more sensitive and accurate than

your previous tuners. It’s OK if the strobe image doesn’t completely stop. It may shift slightly due to the

‘real-time’ feedback of a strobe tuner. For stringed instruments, it helps to use your finger or thumb to

gently pluck the string instead of a plectrum.

For more information on Strobe Tuning and why it's the best way to tune your instrument, we invite you

to visit https://www.petersontuners.com/whyPeterson

You can also find helpful quick-start video versions of this instruction manual on the Peterson Strobe

Tuners website at https://www.petersontuners.com/products/strobostompLE

Beyond The Basics

The Peterson StroboStomp LE can be set up in three ways by means of a three position mechanical

switch located inside the battery compartment just under the battery door.

100% True Bypass Operation

In this position, the instrument signal flows through the tuner circuits only when muted

by the stomp switch to enable silent tuning. When the tuner is bypassed or un-muted,

both the input and the output are physically disconnected from the tuner circuit and the

tuner is switched off. This allows the instrument signal to flow freely from input to output

without any physical or electronic contact with the tuner’s internal circuits.

Buffered Bypass

In this position, the instrument signal flows through the tuner circuits only when muted

by the stomp switch to enable silent tuning. When the tuner is bypassed or un-muted,

the output is driven by a preamp (buffered) with a low impedance active driver. This

prevents down-stream cables from affecting the signal (AKA: Tone Sucking), or other

devices that might load and distort the signal.

Buffered Bypass / Monitor Mode ( Default )

In this position, the output is driven exactly as in Buffered Bypass Mode but the tuner

display remains active when un-muted to monitor tuning while playing.

The note being tuned appears in

the center part of the screen. The

strobe bands scroll counter-clockwise ( left )

if your instrument is of the displayed note flat

and clockwise ( right ) if your instrument is

sharp of the displayed note. When the image

is stabilized or “caged”, your instrument is in

tune to 0.1 cent accuracy (1/10th of one cent)

of the displayed note.

For normal operation, the tuner can be used out of the box; no special

adjustment is needed. After installing the battery, simply activate the

StroboStomp LE by inserting a guitar cable into the input jack of the

tuner located on the right side. The output jack located on the left side

of the tuner can be used to connect the tuner to the input of an

amplifier or another effects pedal. Use the Stomp Foot-Switch to mute

the instrument’s signal and proceed to tune. When finished, use the

stomp switch to return to playing.

OUTPUT INPUT

9V DC Regulated 85mA

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