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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Tune-Bot Studio
- Pattern
- Single
- Model
- TBS-001
- Dimensions
- 5.45 x 3.15 x 3.15 in
- Weight
- 0.1 kg
- Color
- Schwarz
- In the box
- Case
- Warranty
- 2-year warranty.
Features 5
- Clip-on Digital Drum Tuner for Acoustic Drums
- Save Slots for 5 Kits x 10 Drums
- with Per-lug Pitch Measurement
- Overall Pitch Measurement
- Overtone Filters
Description
Change the way you tune your drums! After years of research and development, Overtone Labs has finally created a fast, accurate, and effective drum tuner. The tune-bot was first introduced in 2012. It has brought drum tuning into the digital age and enabled drummers worldwide to sound better and tune faster. The tune-bot Studio offers more reliable readings with a higher frequency range. It has a four-color display and a streamlined keypad. With a single-button layout, the tune-bot Gig is optimized for ease of use without compromising accuracy and precision. The Tune-Bot brings drum tuning into the digital age, enabling tens of thousands of drummers worldwide to sound better and tune faster! The Tune-Bot Studio has all the ground-breaking features of the original Tune-Bot, plus many more. The new model offers more reliable readings, a higher frequency range (better for tuning snare drums), a four-color display, a streamlined keypad, and improved kit-saving options, all in a performance package that’s easier to understand and operate. The sturdy clip of the Tune-Bot Studio clamps firmly and easily onto any drum hoop. Once you strike the drum, Tune-Bot will begin to filter out overtones and provide you with the most accurate pitch measurement of individual lugs in both frequency (Hz) and note. With the ability to select between standard and high pitch ranges, Tune-Bot can be used on your entire drum kit. From deep bass drums to high snare drums, Tune-Bot accommodates any setup. Whether you’re changing your setup, playing on a set that’s not your own, or just experimenting with different drum tones, you can quickly and easily tune your set to a sound you’ve used before. Tune-Bot lets you save and recall pitch for 5 kits with up to 10 drums each, allowing you to have consistency in the way your drums sound. Easily view frequency, note name, kit number, and filter frequency in a bright blue, with display labels in yellow. A virtual tuning needle changes color from yellow to red, letting you know how flat or sharp the pitch is from the target frequency.
Specs 18
| Color | Schwarz |
|---|---|
| Brand | tune-bot |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | TBS-001 |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 5.45 x 3.15 x 3.15 inches |
| Brand Name | tune-bot |
| Model Number | TBS-001 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer | Tune-bot |
| UPC | 858580003030 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 30 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Set Name | Tune-Bot Studio |
| Item Type Name | Tune-Bot Studio Drum Tuner |
| Part Number | tbs-001 |
| Body Material | Plastic |
| Item Dimensions | 5.45 x 3.15 x 3.15 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.1 kg |
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Works, and works well.
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
I've been playing drums for a long, long time, but I've always struggled with tuning and tuning quickly. The tune bot made this process almost foolproof. It has a lot of features that I haven't even explored yet, so that's why the ease of use is 4 stars--it's not hard to use, but there is a lot that you can do with it, so you do need to sit down and work through the features and use the websites or the app to figure it all out. You also might need to do a little math to dial in your specific setup. BUT, I'm sure this gets easier over time, and the results have been absolutely worth it. I didn't want to admit I needed to spend this much money to make my kit sound good. But, it doesn't just sound good, it sounds great, and I feel confident about the sound. The only hiccup was with tuning the snare, and that was a little odd. It just seemed to have some difficulty with some of the lug resonances on the snare head. I did take the snare off when I tuned it, but my snare has just always been a little hard to tune. That's part of why I wanted to get this gadget. But I've read that some other folks seemed to have a similar issue on the resonant head of the snare--it almost seemed like, on the higher tensions, that there were times when it just read the tension wrong, like 100 off, but I knew it was obviosly not the low reading that came up. I could dial up, and then suddenly, over a certain tension the reading just dipped by, like, 100 points. That didn't make sense. So, I kind of went with it and used my ear a bit, and I got them in line together. Overall the sound is still superior to any tuning I've done in the past. The sound of the bass drum is also much better after applying the tune bot formulas and getting real readings. I love being able to get nice intervals between my toms. The bot can save settings too, and it can adjust for multiple setups. I haven't even gotten into any of that yet. Probably one could get away with the basic bot instead of the studio. But, it didn't seem like the 20 buck different between the two was enough to get the lesser tool. Others may have a better idea of that, since I've never played with the regular tune bot. Great tool, I wish I hadn't waited to get it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 by Buffy
Very well designed throughout and a must-have for any drummer
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
I have used many tuners over the decades, mainly guitar tuners of various types (none of which would work with drums, by the way) and after much consideration I decided I needed a Tune-Bot because they appeared to accurately capture pitch, so I got the Tune-Bot Studio. And am I glad I did! This thing is awesome. It is very accurate and works flawlessly for tuning. The drum set saves idea is great and works very well but my only complaint is that you can't manually configure a kit without the unit detecting the tone when it is played. It would be nice to be able to be away from the kit with the TBS and be able to enter pitch numbers manually. Basically, building a tune-set while chilling on the couch. That would be a fantastic feature! Still, this thing is great. Best thing for accurate and reliable tuning. You can literally tune your kit to the band.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Happy Camper
It's not cheating, it's using technology to get a great sound.
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
I love my Tune-bot. It takes all the guess work out of tuning. I've had a lot of old school drummers who tell me it's cheating, and taking the art out of drum tuning, and how much they love to tune by ear. Well, you can still do that with this. To me, it really helped me get great pitches on my toms that worked well together. I had to experiment to find what worked best for my kit, but once I found it, you just easily save it in the app and tuning my entire kit takes minutes. I'm confident I have the exact tuning I want every time. And I know that each lug is the same pitch, and the batter and reso heads are in tune with each other. If you are new to drumming or don' t know much about tuning, it's a great tool and will actually help you learn what sounds you like by trial and error. And if you're an experienced player, I've found you can use this as a starting point, and then tune by ear to get it exactly where you want it. I actually do that if I use my Tune-bot and then fine tune by ear, for example if you're in a smaller room than usual, or playing with a bigger band, or even a different type of music. You can also create your own settings. If you have the tuning you like, then use the Tune-bot to check the lug frequencies and then make note of them. Again, much quicker than tuning by ear and you're confident all of your lugs are even. The only downside I see, you have to actually hit the drum to product the note for it to work, unlike the Drum Dial that you can tune without hitting the drum. But you don't have to hit it loudly. I actually use a mallet when I tune. I recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2020 by Chaks3
Good but...
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
I would like to give it 5 stars but I have the previous version and I have to say that although it improves a crucial point, which is the tuning of the resonant drumhead for snare drums, they removed from the memory save function the ability to distinguish between snare, tom, or bass, which seems silly but helped a lot to keep things organized when working with large drum sets or, as in my case, when you have several snares, and even when you need to have several drum kits in memory. I think that was a big step backward...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Ignacio Rivera
Can Your Drums Sound Better?
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
Can your drums sound better? Yes, maybe. The way your drums sound is absolutely a matter of personal preference / type of music / venue. But Tune-bot helped my drums sound better! I had tuned my drums to what I thought sounded pretty decent. Having read the positive reviews on Tune-bot, I decided to get one and try it out. Glad that I did! (also considered DrumDial Precision Drum Tuner). Pros: (1) Gives you a great starting point based on their manual chart or online tool – a reference point, and you can fine tune from there or leave as is. (2) Provides new perspective in tuning using measurable frequencies/notes and their different suggested tunings for different resonances (max, high, medium, low) (3) Saves time. After you’ve tuned to the way you like, you can record your preferred lug frequencies and fundamental notes on top/bottom heads (for snare, toms, bass) so next time you change heads, your tuning time will be much faster. (4) Tuning seems off or changed? You can check/compare with your last recorded lug frequencies and fundamental notes that you liked and adjust if changed. (Tune-bot has a feature to store the frequencies, but I just write down and save on a sheet of paper). (5) It works! Cons: (1) The two AAA batteries required run down pretty fast. Current Preferred Tuning for Yamaha Recording Custom (5 piece): o Toms 10”(3D), 12”(2B), 14”(2G), 16”(2D), “Call to Post”, resonant/batter head lug frequencies equal, max resonance o Bass 22”(1D), resonant head lugs tighter, ~1.5x frequency of batter, resonant head has 5” port cutout (w/ KICKPRO Kick Drum Pillow + Evans EQ Pad Bass Drum Damper, inside) Ludwig Snare Aluminum LM402 o 14”x6.5”(3G), resonant head lugs tighter, ~1.5x frequency of batter Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2018 by Michael
Keeps generating FOH engineer compliments.
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
I'm picky about my drum tuning and have always invested time before every show to tune my drums. While my drums have always sounded good the Tune-Bot has empowered me to make them consistently sound great! The FOH engineer at almost every show since I started using this, now compliments me on how good my drums sound. This on its own won't give you great sounding drums. If you take care of all the other elements (too many to list since little things matter) a Tune-Bot will let all your efforts consistently shine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by Kevin Hanson
Losing Your Hearing, Get This!!
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
I'm an older drummer. I've always tuned by ear, but I've lost a lot of my high frequency hearing, so it's gotten more difficult. I had an app that promises to do the same thing, but you have to hold your phone while tapping on your head. I've seen a lot of good reviews about this product, so thought I'd give it a try. I wish I had ordered this sooner! It's a bit of a learning curve, but once you've got it down, it makes pitch matching much easier! They have plenty of suggested pitches, but you can also use what you like and save those settings. (I was pretty happy to see that my by ear tuning was pretty close!) I want to play around with some of the suggested settings to see what I get, but very happy with this gadget!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Ain't Right
Works well
Style: Tune-Bot Studio
Pattern Name: Single
Didn't come in one piece but it works!
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by Kym