Korg CA-40 Large Display Auto Chromatic Tuner
- A compact chromatic tuner, ideal for use with brass band or orchestra
- Larger and more easily readable high-precision LCD needle-style meter
- Wide detection range from A0 – C8
- Calibration function that accommodates a variety of concert pitches
- Sound Out function that lets you produce a reference tone from the internal speaker. The tuner will remember the pitch you select
The Korg CA40 Chromatic Tuner is a great value – with superior features like a large, easy-to-see, LCD needle-style display! The pocket-sized CA-40 features a refined design with a stand on the back that lets you place the tuner on any surface. With a wide range that covers A0 (27.50 Hz) – C8 (4186.01Hz), you can tune a variety of instruments with the CA-40, including wind, string, and keyboard instruments. Dimensions: 3.94(W) x 2.64(D) x 0.67 inches (H) Weight: 0.19 lbs. (88 g) (Including batteries) Included Items: Two AAA batteries.With superior features like a large, easy-to-read, LCD needle-style display, the Korg CA-40 Chromatic Tuner is a highly functional digital tuner at a great value. A highly functional digital tuner at a great value. Click to enlarge. Large, easy-to-read, LCD needle-style display. Built-in tuner for tuning to reference tones. Wide Detection Range
With a wide range that covers A0
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3 Comments
Chino
Very pleased with this tuner!,
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|Richard L. Steiner
Help for aTin Ear,
I really never heard of an electronic tuner before I discovered the Korg CA-40 as a recommended product based on my purchasing history on the […]. The price tag on the thing was so cheap I thought I could buy one and gamble that it was a remedy for my problem tuning the ukulele.
The tuner arrived and I was amazed at how easy it was to use and how nice my ukulele sounded once it was tuned properly. The Korg CA-40 “listens” to a string and an easily read screen along with a series of lights tell me what note a given string is sounding. The device automatically shows if a string is sharp or flat so I know to tighten or loosen it on the way to the proper sound.
I read some reviews of the Korg CA-40 by real musicians and was quickly intimidated by jargon and comments I didn’t understand. I thought the tuner might be something a genuine amateur would find overly complicated to use. Not so–actually the tuner is probably more useful to a novice with a dumb ear than to the pro with perfect pitch. This thing is a winner.
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|ResearchingMom
really fine tuner,
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