Product Description

Compact enough to slip into your gig bag, with a large, high-precision LCD needle-type meter. High-sensitivity internal condenser mic for tuning acoustic guitars. 1/4" input for stage/silent tuning. Auto or manual tuning modes. ... Read more

Features

• Auto or manual tuning modes
• 1/4" input for stage/silent tuning
• Precise large LCD needle-type meter
• Sensitive internal condenser mic

Reviews (2)

Great value!
I'm using this tuner for a guitar with a pickup, so I don't have a need for the microphone, but I did verify that the microphone works. The tuner is very simple to use: Just play an open string, and it will automatically tell you how much off you are. It just works...

Neat, Simple Tuner
I'm no expert on tuning, but I've been using this little tuner for my violin, and it seems to be excellent.It's easy to use, simple, gives understandable readings, and the microphone on it is very responsive.I would give it 5 stars, except for the case on it is a little poorly designed, and it's more difficult than it could be to change the batteries in it (though I've been using it for months and the batteries that came with it are still good), but this isn't much of a problem.Overall, it's a great, cheap tuner, if you prefer the kind that listens to you and gives you a reading -- which I think is the easiest kind to work with. ... Read more

Product Description

Featuring auto and manual tuning modes, accuracy to within 0.5 cents, and pitch range calibration from 433-447Hz, it's a professional-quality tuner for an entry-level price. Tiny size, built-in condenser mic for acoustic tuning, 1/4" input jack for electrics, and LCD display make it perfect for all applications. ... Read more

Features

• Auto and manual tuning modes
• Accuracy to within 0.5 cents
• Pitch range calibration from 433-447Hz
• Tiny size
• Built-in condenser mic for acoustic tuning

Reviews (4)

No documentation
You better know how to use a chromatic tuner if you buy this because the "instruction" booklet doesn't bother to tell you. I've got red and green lights flashing at me--have no idea what all this means.

An entry level tuner
I am a beginning guitar student and I have no idea how to tune a guitar.This little, easy to carry, easy to use device is invaluable.It's auto function is amazing, just play the note and it will automatically recognize what you're trying to do.For someone like me who doesn't want to spend valuable practice time reading manuals for their tuner this is the perfect device.The built in mic works perfectly.Can't beat the price.

Wonderful Value
This tuner is a great bargain. It works properly and efficiently, and works well for any type of instrument. The microphone is very sensitive, and even in a room of instruments warming up, I am able to tune my flute. (It also has a jack for guitar tuning.) Overall, this tuner is simply a great deal for the money spent.

great product, great new store on Amazon
Let's face it, what you want in a tuner is something that's going to give you high accuracy in an easy-to-use manner. This is exactly what this tuner offers. I'm using it for both electric and acoustic guitars, and it works like a charm on both. It's got both automatic and manual tuning, but the auto tune is so accurate, it's all I use.

I also want to say that I think it's wonderful that Amazon has teamed up with Musician's Friend. MF is a fantastic online store for everything a musician needs, with often much lower prices than any brick-and-mortar stores I've been in. I received my order just two days after I placed it, and the products are very high quality.

So, there's my two cents. I guess you could pay more for a tuner with some bells and whistles, maybe a metronome, but you have to ask yourself how much you're really going to need all that. ... Read more

Product Description

Ultra-compact, LCD Needle-Style Chromatic Tuners High accuracy and superb functionality have made Korg tuners the worldwide favorite. And now, the new CA-30 joins the best-selling CA series of tuners. With even more features, like a pitch reference tone and quinta-flat tuning, the CA-30 packs basic functionality and convenient tuning functions into ultra-compact bodies. ... Read more

Features

• Compact chromatic tuner, ideal for brass band or orchestra
• · High-precision LCD needle-type meter for stable tuning
• · Wide range of pitch detection covers C1--C8
• · Calibration function supports a variety of concert pitches
• · Sound Out produces a reference tone from the internal speaker

Reviews (3)

Great toy
A lot of tuner for a buck. Probably the best out there. Compact, light, very precise, the built-in microphone is sensitive enough, maybe too sensitive, because it picks up the background noise. You can tune guitar, mandolin, ...., violin, cowbell, and use the input socket for contact mics.

excellent
The display is very clear and easy to read and has a "dial" that swings left to right to tell you how close you are to whatever pitch you're trying to play. Comes with an electric input as well as a mic. It's very small and compact and the battery life is good. Great tuner at a great price.

Excellent value -- I have 2 of these.
I prefer the older model a little more as it has better, more positive buttons - I usually find myself having to press on/off twice.Other than than it is superb.I have one velcro'd to my music stand for my electric guitar -- which I feed from my Marshall practice amplifier's line-out (or the effects line out of my other amp).The other, I use for my acoustic guitar (the tuner has a built in microphone), my son's & for checking the key/chords of tunes (that is a nice benefit of the "chromatic" part of this feature -- it will correctly detect & identify any and all notes).Batteries are cheap/common AAA & usuage is very low (the LCD is not backlit, so power usage is minimal).Stability is comparable to most other tuners including those costing $100 and more.

I recently invested in a Boss TU2 foot pedal tuner.I actually prefer the Boss -- it is brighter (for stage use) and, although technically less accurate than the Korg, provides more stable readings and hence allows very quick tuning.It can also be used as a mute switch and has a strobe feature which I never use. However, this costs about 5x as much as the Korg, uses more power (either wall wart or expensive 9V battery).

In conclusion, the Korg is excellent value at well under $20. ... Read more

Product Description

Designed to tune many wind and stringed instruments, including violins, french horns, electric/acoustic guitars, basses, banjos, mandolins and more. One-handed, easy-to-attach clamp. Stores in its own custom carrying case. Intelligent recalibration. seven octaves, 27-6000HZ, 30 hours continuous tuning, 1.25" wide, 6" long, .75" thick, 2 ounces, 6 volts, CR2032 3-volt coin cell, two batteries required (not included) ... Read more

Features

• Weighs less than 2 ounces
• Stores in its own custom carrying case
• Decouples the music from ambient room noise
• Intelligent recalibration: tune to standard 440 or Customize your own tuning reference
• Operates on 2 standard coin-cell batteries

Reviews (4)

Tuning For Dummies
I bought this as a beginning violin student a few years ago. I got tired of waiting until my lessons for my instructor to tune my violin. You simply attach it anywhere on the instrument and pluck the strings.The number of arrows on the left and right of the display tell you if the string is flat or sharp.Your goal is to get a readout of 3 arrows on each side.Too few on the left?It's sharp.Loosen peg.Too few on the right?It's flat.Tighten peg.Tune and pluck, tune and pluck...bingo!Everyone I've shown it to wants one.It's a little expensive, but if you want a fast and easy way to tune, this is for you.

What a Godsend!!
I just received this tuner today and I am already in love with it! I have a 12 string accoustic/electric guitar, and though it sounds just beautiful, it is a real pain to tune! The fact that my hearing is not as good as it was in my youth does not help matters. I have a tuner I got a few years ago, but it is so difficult to use, it has spent the years in the compartment of my guitar case. I recently have researched via the internet just about every tuner made, and decided to take a chance on the Intellitouch PT1. Am I glad I did! It is SO EASY TO USE! Within minutes after taking it out of the box I had the 12ver perfectly tuned! It attaches by a built-in clamp onto the headstock, and works by 'reading' the string you pluck by vibration. No mikes or wires! You can even do it in the dark with the back-light feature! This tuner costs a bit more, but it will be a well used piece of equipment - not buried in the compartment of the guitar case! If you are in the market for a tuner, I highly recommend the PT1.

Buying my third presently
I have used this tuner for years, loving it the whole while.Previously I've used everything from a pitch pipe, my home piano, memory, chromatics...other electric ones and pick ups.This one is the sweetest I've used thus far.Other than my own I have bought a friend one and am now buying my mother one as well.I have used this tuner often to tune guitar, violin/fiddle, mandolin, and dulcimer with no complaints.The last review stating it was overrated because it was a pain to deal with while bowing....well umm...EVERYTHING is difficult while bowing, lol.I always pluck my violin/fiddle while tuning then check it later and it's always true.This tuner is the handiest I've ever seen and I recommend it to all players...everyone of mymusical friends who does not have one yearns after my own but unfortunately I can't afford to buy everyone one!

Overrated
We bought one of these because they looked cool.But, it did not work well when bowed and was more of a pain than it was worth.Instead buy a cheap Korg tuner and a cheap clip on pickup for your bridge.Even with an entire orchestra class playing, they still work great.

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Product Description

Electronic Tuner from QwikTune works for guitars and basses. Automatically detects which string is being tuned, or can be used in manual mode. Has an electronic pitch pipe mode. Tuning can be done using the internal microphone or via an input jack. Batteries included. ... Read more

Features

• A must for any guitarist
• Electronic pitchpipe mode
• Auto-tune mode
• Batteries included

Product Description

The new MT9000 MetroTune combines three of your most important music accessories into one compact package. Sabine?s superior tuner technology is now available in a large format LCD, giving you a very accurate simulated needle display along with our three-color LED tuning display.Sabine?s famous wood-block sounding metronome now has a continuous volume control and comes with three modes: standard, accented downbeat, and five useful rhythm figures (duplet, triplet, etc.).And the tone generator is perfect for ear training or as another tuning aid. All the best tuning and timing technology, all at the best price ? only from Sabine. Slim, compact design, just 4? wideWide-screen LCD displayAll settings stored in memory on power-offBuilt-in folding standBatteries: Two AAA included FREE!Sabine 2-year Warranty!TunerChromatic, Automatic LCD with simulated needle display, +/- 50 cents Three-color LED display Manual recalibration, 430 to 449 Hz Mic for acoustic tuning 1/4" input for instrument tuning Big note indicator 7-octave tuning range (A0 to B7) Auto-shutoff after 3 minutes with no signal MetronomeLoud, wood block tone Volume control Sweeping pendulum LCD & 2-color LED display Earphone output Temp 40 to 216 beats per minute Accented downbeats: 1 to 7 beats per measure Adjustable rhythmic figures Reference Tone GeneratorPerfect for tuning and ear training Volume control 4-octave range (A2 to C6) Calibration: 430 to 449 Hz ... Read more

Features

• chromatic tuner, metronome and tone generator

Reviews (2)

Not for any brass or any loud instrument
Like the previous reviewer, I too find the metronome to be too quiet, at least for a trumpet player. The volume is turned up full but I still cannot hear it.

I question the accuracy of the tuner. My current trumpet is of the low-end, and I suspected it of playing a little flat, but the tuner tells me it's at least one full step below. Based on my neighbor's piano, it's not THAT flat.

Don't make the same mistake I did.

Tuner is Awful
I bought this metronome/tuner combo to replace my old separate metronome and tuner and for the adjustable volume feature, and have been overall disappointed. While I like its size, shape, color, etc, I have 3 problems:
1) although the metronome has adjustable volume (which is nice), it doesn't get as loud as my old metronome;
2) the large, hard on/off button on the front makes for lots of accidental turning on while it's put away in my instrument case (my old tuner, a Korg CA-30, has a small, rubber on/off button on the front that doesn't cause it to randomly turn on in my case); and most importantly
3) after I play a note or two in the lower range of my tenor trombone, the tuner becomes wavery and/or cannnot detect any note of any pitch. I don't know how this tuner would function for, say, a flute player, but definitely don't count on it if your a trombonist! Stay with good brands like Korg. ... Read more

Product Description

Onboard Research Chromatic Tuner ... Read more

Features

• Clamps on almost anywhere
• Easy to tune in noisy environments - no mics, no wires! 30 hours of battery life
• Calibration range 438, 440, 442

Reviews (2)

Good tuner for acoustic instruments
This tuner doesn't work like a standard electric tuner - you attach it directly to your instrument where it picks up the vibrations. It's great for non-standard instruments. I do wish it had a more precise dial/meter for telling you the level of the input or how close you were to the note, but it works fine.

Useful Acoustic Tool
This tuner is one of the easiest and most accurate tuners on the market.The fact that it can be used on multiple instruments is one of the best features.I have used electronic tuners in the past but ambient noise always made them difficult to use, This tuner does not have that problem since it is clamped to the instrument and picks up vibrations directly.

I personally use it on my two guitars and my ukulele. If you need to use a tuner in a darkened performance setting, consider the upgraded model which has a backlit screen, if not, this model is a great value for the money. ... Read more

Product Description

Quartz tuner designed especially for string instruments. The SR1000V has a pickup that clips on the bridge of your cello, violin or viola. The needle tells you when you're in tune. Features and easy-read VU meter and a battery check indicator. ... Read more

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Features

• Ultra-compact design
• High-precision LCD needle-type meter for stable tuning
• Quinta Flat Tuning mode lets you tune 1--5 semitones flat
• Supports 7-string guitar tunings
• Sound Out can produce a reference tone from the internal speaker

Product Description

The Pocket Tones are a handy, durable and compact device, which may be carried in your pocket or purse as a key fob; or they can fit conveniently in an instrument case for accurate tones whenever you need them. ... Read more

Features

• Handy
• Durable
• Compact
• Accurate electronic tones
• Convenient key chain design

Reviews (1)

Quick & Simple Banjo Tuning!
Farley's PocketTones Banjo Tuner is inexpensive, it's extremely compact, it's accurate, and it's easy to use.You can listen to any string's tone as often as you want, and when you are satisfied, you can move on to the next string's tone at any time.Also, the duration of the tone is up to you.I use it by turning on and listening to a tone, then turning it off after I've gotten an auditory "fix" on it.Then I pluck and tune the corresponding banjo string.I repeat this process as often as I need to, then with the press of a button, I move on to the tone for the next string.This product is handy-dandy, and I'm quite happy to have purchased it. ... Read more

Product Description

The Pocket Tones are a handy, durable and compact device, which may be carried in your pocket or purse as a key fob; or they can fit conveniently in an instrument case for accurate tones whenever you need them. Can also be used for Mandolin ... Read more

Features

• Handy
• Durable
• Compact
• Accurate electronic tones
• Convenient key chain design

Product Description

This handy, durable, affordable pocket-size tuner will easily fit in your guitar case, music bag, purse - anywhere! The loop at the bottom allows it to be placed on a keyring. Accurate electronic notes help you tune your instrument or train your ear. "Note" button turns the unit on and cycles through the notes- a red light indicates which note has been selected. Hold the "Note" button for 2 seconds to turn the unit off; or features an auto-shutoff after 30 seconds. ... Read more

Features

• Pocket-sized tuner for guitar: notes E, A, D, G, B, and high E.
• Features "Tone" button to turn the sound on and off.
• Auto-shutoff after 30 seconds.
• Batteries included (AG13).

Product Description

This Ukelele pitch pipe has an individual metal tube for each heavy-duty bronze reed, joined by a durable plastic housing. It is rare to find a brand as totally synonymous with one product as W. M. Kratt brand name is long-lasting, quality pitchpipes. ... Read more

Features

• SN5 Ukelele Pitchpipe
• Kratt brand name is long-lasting, quality pitchpipes

Product Description

The Patented AX-2000 Contact Auto Tuner is the most unique and innovative chromatic tuner available. The removable, business card-size tuner is always at your fingertips and is now also available with a rich wood finish. The AX Tuner's highly accurate advanced digital technology allows superior performance when tuning most stringed instruments, particularly electric or acoustic guitars, banjos, mandolins, violins and bass guitars. Highly accurateMounts directly on your guitarInTouch? Contact Microphone picks up your instruments vibrationsCordlessEasy-to-read 3-color LED displayWorld's smallest tunerFull range chromatic scaleAutomatic recalibrationAutomatic power downLongest battery lifeQuartz accuracy Comes complete with a manufacturers Limited Two Year Warranty. ... Read more

Product Description

Digital Guitar/Bass Tuner that will tune any acoustic, electric or bass guitar. Packed with features that make tuning up on stage a breeze: Features include meter and LED lights for improved accuracy, automatic note selection, and In and Out jacks. Battery is not included. Requires a 9volt battery. ... Read more

Product Description

IN-TUNE, IN TIME, EVERY TIME! The Sabine MT9000 is three tools in one: Chromatic AutoTuner, Advanced Metronome and Tone Generator. An Indispensable Tool for all Musicians ... Read more

Features

• 1 - Tuner 2 - Metronome 3 - Tone Generator
• Chromatic
• Automatic
• LCD Needle Display
• 3-color LEDs

Reviews (1)

A total dud
This worked well for my daughter for about 2 weeks then the sound died, which meant there no no metronome beat and no tuning function.Unfortunatley, I was unable to return it in the deadline period (one of the hazard of being a working professional and single mother) so it was a total waste of money.Very dispointing. ... Read more

Product Description

This economical tuner sounds 12 chromatic tones and features a highly sensitive microphone, fast sweep meter, three LED's and includes batteries. ... Read more

Features

• Pitch pipe: speaker plays full chromatic scale
• High sensitivity microphone
• Quick-response meter
• 3 LED lights
• Batteries included

Reviews (1)

Handy Little Tuner and a Good Deal
This tuner is palm size, and easy to work with. Simply strum or hit a key. The tuner marks which key you are inand the gauge line moves to either the red out of tune lights or the green in tune light. Tune the instrument until the tone activates the green light on the tuner,

This tuner also has a built in pitch pipe for instruments so out of tune you don't know where to start.

If you are looking for a tuner for strings, always get one with a pitch pipe. ... Read more

Product Description

Violin, Viola/Cello, and Bass modes. With digital LCD needle and in/out jacks. ... Read more

Product Description

The Planet Waves Tuning Fork with molded comfort grip has a molded, ergonomic comfort handle is easy to hold when striking and placing on instrument surface. The tuning forks are precision designed to offer extremely accurate tuning (329.6 for E). Plus, each tuning fork handle has a color-coded o-ring for easy key identification. ... Read more

Features

• Color-coded O rings for easy key identification