For Guitar & Co go - not really for bass

I have tried many Tuners all these years and had until recently the KORG CA30 in use (banjo, electric bass 4 and 5 string, and ne Paula). It is very accurate, have it checked with the oscilloscope.

Our guitarist recently had the Crafter TG 200H with in the rehearsal room and was very excited. He has presented it, it worked fine.

Then I've also ordered one.

Positives:
+ Chromatic tuner possibility exists
+ Can Piezo (for clamping) and micro:. For example, for wind instruments
+ Easily, cost relatively little
+ Atmosphere works well with the guitar when it comes to sensitivity

Negatives:
- The CRAFTER not like my low E string on the bass mostly; the B string, he does not like just because everything is dark and I agree again by ear
- At the strings that accepts the machine, I get the impression that the device thinks for a moment if the mood is probably correct and then are OK. A re-measuring the Korg shows that the Crafter by plus / minus 5 cents off the mark.

Conclusion:
For guitar and Co okay (I have not checked accuracy). For the voices of bass better use another tuner, because it is somewhat annoying when you are on stage, want to agree and the things nothing indicating and bandmates look at you quizzically :-(. So I use again my old KORG ,

Whether the little nipple, looking out of the unit, and where the bracket is attached, keeps permanently, I do not know because my unit is new. Have my doubts, but the plastics are nowadays very well.

Greeting