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D’Addario Announces Nexxus 360 Headstock Tuner

D’Addario Announces Nexxus 360 Headstock Tuner

The Nexxus 360 rechargeable headstock tuner with clip-on design features 360 rotation and rechargeable lithium battery.


Designed with Ned Steinberger, Nexxus 360 is the first D'Addario tuner to offer a rechargeable lithium battery that holds 24 hours of tuning power with a single charge.

The discreet, clip-on design features 360 rotation. Players will be able to see their tuner at any angle on any instrument, plus a bright, full color LED display for clarity in any lighting situation.

Nexxus 360 is available now for $62.99 retail and US MAP at $29.99. To learn more, please visit https://ddar.io/Nexxus.PR.


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