Visible on the pedal shelf in Gilmour's studio, Medina.

In this setup, Gibbons gets a boost and a little extra dirt from a Rainger FX El Distorto, while an MXR JHM2 Jimi Hendrix 70th Anniversary Tribute Series Octavio provides octave-fuzz tones, an Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork alters pitch, and an MXR Carbon Copy adds a touch of analog-delay ambience. Tuning is handled by a Peterson Strobe Classic, and various distortion presets in a Marshall JMP-1 rack unit (not pictured) are accessed via a Tech 21 MIDI Mouse.

To the left of the Carbon Copy is Mick's tuner. This one is made by Peterson.

Scroll down and you will see that he has this listen in the "Gear section" It has a small quote with it that reads: "…many exclusive Peterson features into the Stomp Classic such as Peterson’s pioneering true bypass circuitry, a host of new Sweetened Tunings™ that include support for 7-string guitars, electric violin and mandolin-family instruments, along with our renowned built-in, fully adjustable, active DI.Unparalleled note detection and a high definition real-time strobe display resolution of 0.1 cent combined with a host of presets allowing for each instrument’s individual idiosyncrasies (including string deflection, interval spacing, harmonic nature and range), place the Stomp Classic in the top of its class among rival pedal tuners.An extremely bright, high contrast LCD display makes the Stomp Classic an excellent choice for use outdoors or where ever lighting conditions are less than desirable. Integrated pedal-board mounting lugs keep the Stomp Classic in place on the road and while in use.The Stomp Classic is built like a tank and capable of taking the most grueling punishment while protecting your cables with the included cable guard. We have designed this to be the most roadworthy tuner you can place on your pedal-board.The Stomp Classic’s look pays homage to the most iconic tuner of the 1970s, the ST-11 Strobotuner – still used then and now on the stages of some of the most exalted of rock gods!"

This tuner on his board is located on the top right of his board.

"This is just a little tuner that I rarely use, because I've got a wonderful tech, Mr Chris Draper, who does a great job."

"But it looks cool, it spins around and it makes my 'board look great!"

Can be seen at 4:49 in this video with Strombo

At 2:28 in the video you can see the tuner on top of Munky's rack.

Don Felder used the Peterson VSS-C Stomp Classic Strobotuner during the Hell Freezes Over tour, as confirmed by Bill Worrell in "The Gear of The Eagles' Guitarists" on reverb.com.

Featured in this November 17, 2018 Twitter post by Mudhoney.

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In a recent rig rundown with Premier Guitar, Sturgill Simpson's use of the Peterson VSS-C Stomp Classic Strobotuner was highlighted, as it is one of the few pedals featured on his minimalistic pedalboard.

We see the tuner on the pedalboard throughout the rig rundown.