Which tuner is right?

A great tip I picked up is to turn guitar volume down to 6 or 7 and drop the Tone a few notches too.
Especially when doing your first initial tune.

It supposedly cuts some of the overtones, makes tuning easier, more accurate. FASTER.
Been working for me quite well.
You get less spinning, seems way more accurate to me.

Also FWIW consider every time you pluck a string, depending on the power behind it, you can get a slightly different reading. Probably a significant factor when trying to read multiple displays.
 
  • E1 = -2.3 cent
  • B2 = 0
  • G3 = 0
  • D4 = -0.4 Cent
  • A5 = -2.1 Cent
  • E6 = -2.3 Cent

I made a few experiments with these settings and I'm 100% sure that these are wrong. Not necessarily the values, because I can't measure better that 0,5 cent, but the string order is definitely wrong. It must be
  • E6 = -2.3 cent
  • A5 = 0
  • D4 = 0
  • G3 = -0.4 Cent
  • B2 = -2.1 Cent
  • E1 = -2.3 Cent
Peterson doesn't tell what the real offsets are, but they mention in their manuals that the offsets make the interval between G and B more consonant. How can this be the case if the offsets on G and B are zero? It doesn't make sense!

@yek
I would change or remove this entry in the Axe-Fx Wiki: https://wiki.fractalaudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=Tuner#Sweetened_tunings
This is definitely wrong.
 
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