KORG AW-LT100M Chromatic tuner for orchestral instruments

The Korg AW-LT100M Large Clip-on Orchestral Tuner can be attached directly to the instrument for an easier tuning experience. Featuring a bright colour LCD for excellent visibility in all lighting, the Korg tuner supports a variety of orchestral instruments. This model comes equipped with a large clip that can be attached to many instruments including a clarinet, sax, oboe, bassoon, horn, euphonium, tuba, cello, or contrabass. Featured on the design is a double mechanism consisting of a movable arm and a ball joint, enabling the tuner to be positioned at any angle the player needs. The AW-LT100M tuner has a battery life of up to approximately 100 hours using just one AAA battery.

Clip-On Tuner for Guitar / Clip-On Tuner for Bass / Clip-On Tuner for Ukulele The tuner that's shaped like a headstock The ideal clip-on guitar/bass/ukulele tuner for beginners The headtune is a clip-on tuner with a unique design that's based on the shape of a guitar, bass, or ukulele headstock. With the headtune attached to the headstock of your instrument, play a single note on the string that you want to tune. Two indicators will illuminate: the string indicator LED will show the peg position, and the LED meter will indicate the tuning of that note. This makes it obvious which peg needs to be adjusted. You can choose from a lineup consisting of four models: two models that are suitable for standard guitar headstocks, a model for bass, and a model for ukulele. With the innovation and precision you expect from Korg, the headtune makes tuning easy! Highlights: Clip-on tuner shaped like your instrument's headstock New compact, lightweight and discreet design Wide viewing angle and LEDs for excellent visibility Highly stable clip attaches firmly to the headstock Auto Power-Off feature extends battery life

Tuning used to be a necessary evil. The last barrier before you could get truly rocking. But now, tuning is ready to get blasted into the 21st century with PolyTuneTM, the stomp-box sized tuning miracle from TC Electronic!PolyTuneTM is the world's first polyphonic tuner, and a game-changing total tuning turnaround that will have future guitarists wondering how we ever got by without it.
 
 
The magic lies in a never before seen approach to tuning aimed at speed, accuracy and ease of use. With PolyTuneTM, you simply strum all strings on your guitar or bass at once, and it will immediately tell you which strings need tuning! This cutting-edge tuning technology revolutionizes the way you tune and accomplishes what has been deemed 'impossible' until now: tuning all strings simultaneously! It really is as simple as strum - tune - rock, and this quantum leap forward allows you to get in tune fast, and back to doing what you love: playing.
 
 
Providing an instant overview of the pitch of all your strings, PolyTuneTM is an invaluable tool in live-settings, where it is essential to be in tune quickly and ready to play. Crowds don't want to wait around, they want to rock, and, let's face it, so do you. Besides live use, this stomp box will deliver like no other in any situation where you want to get tuning out of the way and focus on play.
 
 

 

Specifications

    Tuning Accuracy : +/- 0.5 cent
    Reference Pitch : A4 = 435 to 445 (1 Hz steps)
    Input Impedance : 500kOhm (pedal on)
    Power Supply : One 9V type battery or AC adapter (9V DC)
    Current Draw : 45 -50 mA (typical use)
    Dimensions : (W x D x H ) : 72 mm x 122 mm x 45 mm
    Weight : 300 g
    Included items : One 9V battery

Tuner + Metronome + Recorder - All in One Unit!
The TMR-50 - Your Ideal Practice Partner

Highlights:

• Tuner, metronome, and recorder can be used simultaneously or independently.
  
• Internal mic and speaker make it easy to record and play back your performance
  
• Loop Play function lets you repeat a desired region of a recorded track
  
• High-quality linear PCM recording/playback
  
• Record up to 100 tracks (approximately total 20 minutes)
  
• USB port lets you transfer recorded data and song files between the TMR-50 and your computer
  
• Newly designed highly responsive LCD needle-type meter
  
• Wide detection range from C1 to C8
  
• The Sound Out function produces a reference tone in a three-octave range from the built-in speaker
  
• The Sound Back function generates the reference tone that's closest to the input sound, while the meter indicates the pitch discrepancy between the reference and the input sound - a great function for ear training!
  
• Calibration supports a range of concert pitches
  
• Marks indicate pure major and minor third intervals
  
• Wide tempo range of 30--252 beats per minute
  
• 15 rhythm variations let you practice with a broad range of musical styles
  
• Easy tempo settings with two types of tempo step patterns plus a tap tempo function
  
• Large LCD with backlight brightness that's adjustable over two levels for enhanced visibility
  
• Your choice of body color: black or pearl white
  
• Convenient key layout, and newly designed stand and battery cover
  
• Memory Backup and Auto Power Off
  

Korg's popular TM series of tuner/metronome units is loved by players who practice to perfect their musical skills. Now joining the lineup is the TMR-50, which adds recorder functionality to the already impressive list of features. An extremely valuable way to improve your playing ability is to identify the problem areas that need work, and then practice to improve those areas. With its built-in mic and speaker, the TMR-50 makes it easy to practice this way. It provides high-quality linear PCM recording and a USB port for convenient usage with your computer. The TMR-50 features equally robust capabilities for its tuner and metronome functionality that will help you improve your sense of pitch and rhythm. Two choices of color are available: black and pearl white. Whether you're in a brass band or an orchestra, the TMR-50 is the ideal partner for anyone who wants to improve their playing.

Recording format:

PCM audio format, WAV format (extension: .wav) 44.1 kHz@16-bit

Available recording time:

Maximum approx. 20 minutes (Internal Memory size is 120 MB)

Total number of tracks:

Up to 100 tracks

Tuning:

12 note equal temperament

Detection range:

C1 (32.70 Hz) ~ C8 (4186 Hz), Using Sine Wave.

Reference tone:

            C3 (130.81 Hz) ~ C6 (1046.50Hz), 3 Octave.

Tuning Mode:

            Meter Mode (AUTO), Sound Out Mode (MANUAL), Sound Back Mode (AUTO)

Calibration range:

A4 = 410 ~ 480 Hz (1 Hz steps)

Detection accuracy:

+/- 1 cent

Sound precision:

+/-1 cent

Tempo range:

Quarter Note = 30 to 252 BPM

Tempo setting:

3 Types:       Pendulum Step

Full Step

Tap Tempo

Beat range:

            Total 10 beats: "0 to 9" as "Quarter-note" Rhythm

Rhythm pattern:

Duplets, triplets, triplets without the center beat, quadruplets, and quadruplets without the center beats

Tempo accuracy:

±0.3%

Terminals:

            Input (f6.3mm, Mono-Standard Jack type)

            Headphones (f3.5mm, Stereo-mini Jack type)           

            USB (mini-Type B)      

Internal Speaker:

            Dynamic Speaker (f28 mm)                                                             

Power (Battery):

AAA battery (3.0 V) x 2

Manganese batteries or alkaline batteries, Ni-MH: Nickel metal hydride

Battery Life:

Recorder ... Approximately 16/13/11 hours

(Backlight: off/soft/auto, using alkaline batteries. Maximum of 20 minutes per

recording.)

Tuner ... Approximately 24/22/20 hours

(Backlight: off/soft/auto, A4 continuous input, using alkaline batteries)

Metronome ... Approximately 18/16/14 hours

(Backlight: off/soft/auto, tempo 120, 4 beats, maximum volume, using alkaline batteries)

Dimensions (W x D x H):

111 x 82 x 18 mm / 4/37 x 3.23 x 0.71 inches

Weight:

119 g / 4.19 oz (Including battery)

Included items:

AAA battery (3.0 V) x 2 for verifying proper operation

USB Cable

Options:

            Contact Mic = CM-100L

Computer Requirements

Windows:

A computer that satisfies the operating requirements of Microsoft Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7 and is equipped with a USB port

Macintosh: