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| Korg CA-40 Chromatic Tuner | 
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| Brand: Korg
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $34.99
Buy New: $12.49
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (8 reviews)
Sales Rank: 36
Color: silver
Special Features: The Korg CA40 chromatic tuner offers all the high accuracy and superb functionality have made Korg tuners a worldwide favorite. The CA40 packs an ultra-large LCD screen for ease of use, adjustable calibration from 410Hz-480Hz, and auto power off functions into a very compact package.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 4.8 x 2.8 x 0.9
MPN: CA-40
Model: CA40
UPC: 603384034748
EAN: 0603384034748
ASIN: B000EE8YPK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Chromatic auto-tuner for all types of instruments | | • | Ultra-large LCD screen provides excellent visibility | | • | Equipped with output jack | | • | Adjustable calibration range (410-480Hz) | | • | Pure major/minor 3rd pitch indication marks |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Korg CA40 chromatic tuner offers all the high accuracy and superb functionality have made Korg tuners a worldwide favorite. The CA40 packs an ultra-large LCD screen for ease of use, adjustable calibration from 410Hz-480Hz, and auto power off functions into a very compact package.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
Sensitive enough June 22, 2008
I have two autoharps to tune. That is 72 strings in all. Sometimes it is difficult to pick up the low strings with other tuners, but this one does the job just fine. Easy to read display, even for old eyes. Nice and light and easy to take with you. Battery lasts a long time.
korg ca 40 June 9, 2008
Got mine from Music Bay. I highly recommend this Company to do business with. Very fast shipping and product is excellent to use. It is very sensitive and compact. Thanks John
Easy to use tuner April 8, 2008
I use the tuner for a six-string acoustic guitar. It worked well right out of the box. I just popped in the included batteries, pressed the "on" switch and the unit did its thing.
The only shortcoming I've found has nothing to do with its function. There is a small fold-out support piece built into the back of the unit to aid in standing it in an upright position; it works fine on a hard, level surface but is virtually useless on anything else.
really fine tuner April 6, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm a professional classical musician, play viola, and use this every day. I usually use it with the Korg CM-100 tuner clip, which makes it even faster and more accurate, faster and more accurate IMO than the KORG OT-12 which costs much more. I also find it more accurate than the CA-30. It can easily track one note per second, and if my pitch is very accurate so it doesn't have to hunt much, it can even zero in in half a second, so I can actually practice passages with it. Batteries last a LONG time. A truly excellent tuner.
Help for aTin Ear May 28, 2007
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I am not a musician, but I love "playing" the ukulele as a way to amuse myself and relax at the end of a long day. Unfortunately I have trouble tuning my instrument because I am not so blessed with a tin ear. I have trouble determining when I have my uke strings in tune. I can get close, but often an off pitch string sounds OK to me.
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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