ViolinSmart Violin Pitch Pipe

Well, at church one day, I accidentally broke a 10 year old's violin string. I felt SO BAD, so I decided to buy him a new set of strings, and when I found out that he didn't have anything to use to tune his violin to, I found these, and also bought these for him so he would have an accurate way to tune his violin. As far as I know they work fine. I haven't had a chance to ask him, but I'm sure they are fine.

I bought this to replace the 50-year old one I had after its G failed. Well-tuned and very sturdy. I look forward to decades of service from it.

Would be nice if the pipes were labeled so you don't have to blow on one to see which it is.

Better than the plastic models but there are better pitch pipes out there.

Do not buy this pitch pipe. It is totally off for a violin.

I found this one easy to use, reliable and the company very reputable. Get this one. I have not tried others but I am very happy with this one. I have four altogether now. I bought one for my daughter and I have 3 others. Overkill? Anyways, There are no differences nor problems with pitch at all. I even like it better than the digital tuner I have.

It works very well. I prefer to use this instead of my digital tuner. I will be buying another soon to put in my other violin's case.

I like it except...it is very hard to see the letters on each pipe to blow use until you get used to it. my case came in clear not blue as shown here but that's no big deal. but other then that one thing it's a great item and happy with it :)