Peterson StroboStomp
TI Jazz Rounds to possibly go on my Ray34 (already have the Jazz flats on my Jazz bass)
Gotta love GAS. When it hits, it hits hard. I had no reason to order such an expensive tuner nor such expensive strings. But, life is short.
My favorite strings! You have to get used to them, and you probably need to do a setup on that bass (as they have lower tension). You might have to raise the pups on the treble sideā¦ Once that is done - pure bliss to play 
I have the Jazz flats on my Jazz bass. Trial and error dialing in the set-up on that one so I am prepared for that. Do they āslapā well? I moved flats off the StingRay and put EB rounds on it and it slaps okay. Just want the TIās to have a decent slap sound.
I canāt really answer that - I hardly slapā¦ But TIs have a mellow, warm sound, crisp if you dig in more, but never zingy.
For slap, steel rounds are often preferred.
These are not strings to slap with. Steel or stainless steel for that.
Day was when I thought a Peterson tuner or TI strings were crazy expensive and no way.
Iāve got a Peterson clip on, still no TI but think it would be a reasonable expense but I gassed for it now
I just ordered one too, already have the stomp but one came up on reverb for $90 free shipping so I just grabbed it. It could permanently in my bag.
Every tuner I ownāeven the UniTune from TC Electronicsāhas trouble finding the low-B on a 5-string . Iām hoping that the Peterson StroboStomp proves to be the holy grail.
Itās 15% off at Sweetwater through the end of day (May 31 '22).
It is
I had the same problem and got it sorted with the Peterson tuner app for IOS and Android.
Pretty good deal for a Peterson strobe tuner for less than $10.
You guys really need to start using the search function on the forum. 
Here is a link to extensive coverage on this topic on the forum.
IIRC, the Android version of the tuner did not have half the functionality of the iOS versions and the iOS version was not compatible with iPods. So count me out. 
Hardware is preferable anyway since I share equipment with my hubby 
who will be performing this month. I think heād rather use a KLIQ tuner pedal (retail $29.99!) than rely on a phone app.
Btw, the StroboStomp arrived today and itās woah right out the box. This pedal is built like a tank and it found the low B first pluck. 
The iOS version comes with a lot, yeah, and is also coin operated to get more. Several IAP addons.
What do you mean with coin and IAP? Just curious 
Nice! The Strobo is probably the best tuner in pedal form. I tried it out but it wasnāt worth getting it over my Korg and Boss tuners.
Coin-operated was a joke. IAP = In-app purchases. The app is initially inexpensive comes with a lot; it also has a lot more you can purchase as additional features like oscilloscopes, from within the app later if you want them.
Yeah I got it too 
Thanks for explaining. I learned about 50 abbreviations on my last project so it seems I forgot some obvious ones 
Works just fine on my Motorola Android phone. 
Couldnāt get it to work on mine 
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO a flip phone and what looks like a pull up antenna.
Mine is connected through an iRig,
I found ambient noise kills a lot of phone app tuners, using the phoneās internal mike, especially in jam sessions. YMMV
Well, the Strobostomp is exactly as advertised. I was amazed by how far off the clip-ons I had were when intonating. It does what it is supposed to do. I have to admit, chords do sound mych cleaner when strings are tuned perfectly especially in the higher registers. I am actually more excited about the TI Jazz rounds. Man these things allow an action so low that a whisper can sound a note. I had to adjust the truss and action height to be able to play without buzzing. I let the neck settle overnight so hopefully tonight I can play with no extraneous noises. They require a delicate touch but your fingers can fly because the effort to fret a note is almost non-existent. Now, I know what the hype is about and why they cost. No problems with the light gauges and they intonated just fine after adjusting the neck and action. And from what I have read, they settle in nicely over time. I am now a TI fanboi. Oh, one thing I forgot to mention. I love the way Sterling necks are adjusted. That little wheel is so much easier to use (at least for me).