DORIS&JACKY Small Leather Bucket Hobo Purse for Women Designer Drawstring Crossbody Bag and Handbags

Al principio pensé que estaba rayada la pantalla pero no, tiene una película protectora muy delgada, totalmente nuevo y funcional! Buena compra la verdad llego en buen tiempo

Llego rayado de la pantallita por eso 4 estars como decia nemesis y funciona excelente es genial perfecto 1000% recomendado

La bolsa es linda, es pequeña, justo como se ve en la foto

I'm glad I found this cute purse. I like the smaller size, because if I get any bigger, I pack it full and then my shoulder suffers. It holds quite a bit. It has an inner zipper compartment and a slip pocket on the other side for your phone. It also has a middle zip pocket for your bundles and oodles of cash. My wallet fit perfectly in it. It appears very durable. It's a tad stiff due to the design and to hold it's shape. (not a deal breaker) It sits nicely on a desk or wherever. The shoulder strap is comfortable. I really like the cinch strap to close the top so nothing falls out. I also like it for the ease of driving. I don't have to remove it. I love everything about this purse!!! Great value for the money. I may get the lighter color for Spring.

I love this bag. Very high quality leather and it looks so cute on. Its comfortable on and holds everything I need. I've had so many compliments on it. Will definitely purchase from this brand again. You can count on their descriptions.

Se podría decir que es muy básico pero realmente es muy preciso, robusto, luminoso y con varias opciones.

Excelente opción muy exacto

This bag is really nice, perfectly sized, lovely materials and construction. It is easy to get your hand in and easy to see what's in there as the top of the bag has a nice square opening that is not smaller then the bag itself. The leather is perfect and the detail beautiful. My two suggestions to make this the pan-ultimate handbag in my opinion would be an exterior slip pocket on the back so you can stick your phone there and a removable strap that is a handle size as an option to only the long strap. This is the only handbag my cat has ever tried to eat so I'm taking that as a top recommendation also.

Great size. Attractive. Well constructed. Holds more than you would think and everything I need. My only complaint is that the drawstring closure can be a little tight to open but otherwise, I love this purse!

Denna gitarr tuner översteg mina förväntningar. Helt fantastisk.

Llegó en caja y parece nuevo Pero la pantallita se ve rayada como en las otras opiniones Pero en si es bueno el hdprra!

Funciona a la perfección

Werkt uitstekend. Top pedaal

Closing the bag and keeping it closed is challenging. It needs a magnetic flap closure

Après avoir longtemps hésité entre le Boss TU-3 (que je ne trouve pas joli) et le Korg pitch black dont j’étais un peu sceptique concernant la lisibilité et l’utilisation d’une pile pour mémoriser les réglages, j’ai fini par opter pour le polytune pour différents points :- excellente lisibilité, que ce soit dans le noir, ou en plein soleil- très bonne réactivité, y compris sur le Si grave de ma basse 5 cordes (c’était LE critère principal pour moi), et ce quel que soit les réglages du préampli intégré (avec les basses à +12dB, certains accordeurs ont du mal...)Le tout dans un boîtier très propre et discret.Le footswitch est absolument silencieux.J'ai testé le mode "always on", mais je n’aime pas trop le fait qu’il est très difficile de savoir si on est muté ou pas... (pas vu d’indicateur sur l’écran ....)Du coup je l‘utilise en mode standard (on = muté + accordage , off = non muté, et accordage éteint).Ou bien en bout de chaîne (même si c’est peu recommandé, mais à la basse on n’utilise pas beaucoup d’effets.. voire aucun ;)), sur la sortie "tuner out" de mon ampli : je peux le laisser allumé tout le temps, mais je perds la fonction de mute du coup. Pas grave, j’ai une autre pédale pour ça.Les différents modes d’affichage sont comme suit :accordeur standard B pour basse ou G pour guitare (ça n’a d’intérêt que pour le polytune, que je n’utilise pratiquement pas), chacun avec deux modes :- un standard, où il faut amener la barre au centre de l’écran, avec les leds gauche et droite qui s’allument de concert quand on est accordé- un stroboscopique que j’aime beaucoup moins, qui se déplace constamment dans un sens ou l’autre selon qu’on est accordé trop haut ou trop bas, et devient immobile quand on est juste. Il est plus précis.le mode polytune n’a pas beaucoup d’intérêt, il peut parfois montrer certaines cordes désaccordées alors que le contrôle corde par corde ne montre aucun écart... Bon, il fait le job pour un contrôle vite fait avant d’attaquer un boeuf avec ses potes.Bref, 5 étoiles pour la simplicité du produit, la qualité de finition, le repiquage de l’alimentation (inutile dans mon cas), et la lisibilité de l’écran surtout pour moi qui suis daltonien, et surtout pour la précision et rapidité d’accordage sur les notes depuis l’octave 0 (le Si grave de ma basse 5 cordes...)

Para aquellos que alegan que la pantalla viene rayada y que no trae protección: si el pedal vino en su caja con el sello inviolado y con las micas en los otros extremos, entonces es un producto totalmente nuevo y la pantalla SÍ TIENE PROTECCIÓN. Lo que ocurre es que está demasiado delgado, muy pegado y no tiene pestañas ni ningún extremo para que se levante con los dedos, pero puede retirarse con cuidado.Mi pedal también llegó con rayones horribles y me disgusté pues no tuve opción de reemplazo, solo devolución y para volver a comprarlo el precio se había incrementado. Pero se me hizo muy raro que la pantalla se rayara tan fácilmente, así que intenté raspar con cuidado una esquina y voilà, el plástico que lleva encima comenzó a desprenderse.En retrospectiva, me arrepiento de quitárselo porque ahora mi pantalla sí se va a rayar con el uso. A todos los demás, les recomiendo que no quiten esa protección hasta que los rayones sean demasiado molestos.El afinador funciona muy bien, aunque de momento solo lo probé con pilas de 9 V.

Más que excelente, justo lo que necesitaba y con más funciones de las que esperaba, el afinador es bastante preciso y puedes checar la afinación de todas las cuerdas a la vez, la construcción del aparato es bastante rígida y el pedal es bastante sensible permite activarlo y desactivarlo sin mucho esfuerzo, por el precio no esperaba menos, se puede integrar a un conjunto de efectos sin problema, la pantalla tiene el brillo y detalle suficiente para leer los cambios mientras afinas.Tuve problemas para hacerlo funcionar en un principio pero era porque no había conectado el instrumento a la entrada del sintonizador, es fácil confundirlo con una falla, no vi indicando ese detalle en el manual, te ahorraría bastante tiempo si el fabricante lo indicara en algún lado, funciona tanto con una batería de 9 volts, como con un adaptador de corriente de 9 volts y que entregue más de 100 milliamperes, recomendable al 100%

The way it shows the results is so fast and very responsive and accurate. The buffer in it is very useful.

I was on the fence about whether to choose this unit or the comparable Boss TU-3 unit. They're both the same price, and both get good reviews. I finally decided to go with this unit because it's a newer design and offered both conventional and "strobe" style tuning. The latter appealed to me because I have been using a Peterson Strobo-Clip tuner for some years, and really like the strobe tuning method. I decided I wanted a stomp-box tuner so that I could mute the sound and do quick tune-ups more conveniently than the clip-on tuner permits.I play electric bass. I found that the conventional tuning mode on this Polytune 3 pedal was just fine for my needs, and I have not yet even tried the strobe version. It also revealed that I need to touch up the intonation on my jazz bass -- playing various notes up and down the fretboard showed some deviation from the correct tuning. All the more reason not to need the micro-precise tuning of the "strobe" style display.When I say "conventional" tuning display, I mean a display that shows a needle that is positioned to the left of center if the tuning is flat, or to the riht of center if the tuning is sharp, and dead center when the tuning is correct. Some tuners have arrowheads on either side of center that light up when you are not quite at the correct tune. With this unit, the needle itself changes color, displaying as red when the note is sharp or flat, and green when it is correct. It is very quick to go through the four strings of my bass and tweak it for the needle to be green.This is a chromatic tuner, meaning it listens for the incoming note and displays what it thinks the note is. That works fine for me. It is only necessary to know that the standard 4-string bass tuning is E A D G. There are handheld (not stompbox) tuners, like the Boss TU-12, that have fixed presets for tuning a guitar or bass, but that is not generally available on a stompbox.The Polytune 3 has a "soft" pushbutton that puts it in and out of tuning mode. By "soft" I mean that there is no mechanical ka-chunk as the sawtich is operated. When the unit is tuning, the output is muted. When tuning is finished (by pressing the switch a second time), the output is connected again.There are three modes available, which are selected by internal DIP switches. The first mode provides "true bypass" switching when the tuner is turned on and off, which means that when it is not tuning, there is a direct connection from the input jack to the output jack. The second mode provides "buffered bypass," which means that the incoming signal passes through a "buffer" amplifier when not tuning. (This can be advantageous in a number of situation, especially if long cables are being used.) In both of these first two modes, the tuning display lights up only when the tuner is active and the output is muted. In other words, you can immediately tell whether you are muted or not by looking to see whteher the tuning display is lit up. The third mode is also buffered, but the tuning display remains active all the time. Thus, in theory, you can watch your tuning as you play. I have only used this unit in the second mode (buffered bypass, display on only when tuning) because that best suits my needs.There are many features which I may never use. For example, while the factory setting is A=440 Hz, it is possible to adjust this reference. Also, the unit is advertised as allowing the user to play all the notes on the instrument at once, whereupon it claims to be able to sort out which of the notes are off. I don't see any particular benefit to this for the bass, and I have read that users do not believe the tuning accuracy is quite as good in this "polyphonic" mode. Frankly, it doesn't take very long to tune 4 strings individually, and that's what I do. Since my bass keeps tune pretty well, it only requires minor tweaking to deal with room temperature change, etc. This takes no more than a minute at most.All in all, I'm very happy with my choice of the Polytune 3. It's very easy to use, has quite a readable display, and makes keeping in tune during a show very simple. I suspect the competitive units out there (like the Boss TU-3 or the Korg Pitchblack) are also fine, which may make the choice more difficult in this category. All I can say is that I think people would be happy with this well-made unit, so hopefully that will help with the decision.