Use this free online banjo tuner to tune up your banjo. This is for a standard 5-string Banjo, in GDGBD tuning. For other methods on how to tune your banjo go to our Banjo Tuning Methods page.

Note: For those of you who are beginners and don't understand the tuning of a banjo. The banjo tuning is unique because the last string is actually higher in pitch then the rest of the strings. So for those of you who are wondering whats up with this tuner - it's normal.

tune your banjo

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m sullivcan [30-06-2009 07:53]
info on tenor banjo tuning please
Guest [30-06-2009 00:45]
Or, Mista Monday, you could A) read the first sentence of this webpage, or B) learn the basics of tuning instruments- if you have been visiting this page for years it may be time to wrack your brain with the fundamentals of the chromatic scale.
Mista Monday [28-06-2009 04:17]
please put up alternate tunings other than GDGBD not that hard to do these days with those gadgets you guys got.... been years...
Tim [27-06-2009 18:41]
Great, never tuned a banjo before, this was perfect
Alan [26-06-2009 15:45]
Fantastic best tuner I've been on
Feedback Netherlands [26-06-2009 13:26]
we use it alle the time in the stores.. www.feedback.nl
Pete [24-06-2009 11:04]
This is just priceless for someone like me who has never held a Banjo in his life. Thank You
Guest [21-06-2009 16:33]
well hot damn this things perdy nifty
Guest [20-06-2009 21:52]
Did ya'll know that banjo is originally an African instrument? Well shoot!
Guest [20-06-2009 15:25]
White Power!
Guest [17-06-2009 16:37]
thank you so much for your website God bless you
kill bill [16-06-2009 10:45]
good
Bobby D. [15-06-2009 14:50]
Tuned up today for the 1st time in 15 years- going to get back into it!! Thanks for getting me off my butt

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Online Banjo Tuner

tune your banjo

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