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Product description

The Korg TM series that lets you use a tuner and metronome simultaneously, has been revamped. The TM-60 is the newest model and features a larger display that can show the tuner and metronome simultaneously. The battery life has also been dramatically improved. With the all-new TM-60, you’ll be able to enjoy pitch training and rhythm training without having to switch functions or be concerned with battery life.

Convenient and Easy to Use

Tuning and rhythm training are indispensable for brass band or orchestral practice. In addition to letting you use the tuner and metronome simultaneously, the TM-60 features a display that’s approximately 1.3 times larger than the previous model, allowing easy viewing even when the unit is placed on your music stand, and also allowing the tuner and metronome functions to both be viewed simultaneously. You’ll be able to use practicing techniques that are idiomatic to orchestral instruments, while varying the tone in time with the tempo, or checking the pitch of chords while using the metronome.

Excellent Response Meter

Korg's proprietary technology accurately detects the pitch without any time lag. The pitch drift that is prone to occur during long tones played on a wind instrument can be detected before it happens, letting you train yourself to produce unwavering tone with stable pitch.

Wide Detection Range

The TM-60 can detect note names and pitches for a variety of orchestral and other instruments. The range from C1 to C8 can easily be detected. Even acoustic instruments that are difficult to detect because their sound contains a significant amount of low-frequency energy or a large number of partials, such as guitar and ukulele, can be tuned easily and accurately. By attaching the CM-200 clip on microphone to your instrument, the vibrations can be sent directly to the tuner for more accurate tuning.

• KORG TECHNOLOGY: High precision, simultaneous use tuner and metronome with Instant pitch detection response
• CONVENIENT: Large, backlit LCD display, adjustable calibration and marked third intervals
• VERSATILE: C1-C8 detection range for variety of instruments, 15 rhythm variations and 3 types of tempo settings
• PRACTICAL: Memory backup, auto shut off and long battery life
• PRECISE: CM-200 clip on microphone ensures accurate tuning every time

User questions & answers

Question:	Do they sell the clip on part
Answer:	I can’t swear to it but I got this tuner and the clip that attaches to the instrument. I did not attach the clip to the instrument and it still worked just fine. So it could ”hear” pitch. So I would say yes it will work for voice.
Question:	will this tuner work on voice
Answer:	Yes
Question:	Includes the CM-200 clip on microphone
Answer:	I've never used it on a trumpet, but because of the clip on mic, I believe it can be. If I did play trumpet, I would probably clip it to the bell of the horn.
Question:	Can it be used for a trumpet
Answer:	I am using mine this morning and no it does not have a sleeve just a large padded compartment. I hope this helps.

Product description

In addition to excellent tuner & metronome functionality, the TM-50TR adds a new Tone Trainer function which analyzes your playing in more detail. It detects not only the pitch, but also the volume, brightness and stability of your tone, making it easier to evaluate your playing and practice more efficiently. The TM-50TR also provides Sound Out and Sound Back functions for improving your sense of pitch. A new "periodic" metronome function is also included to help you practice keeping the rhythm. The TM-50TR features a large color LCD display and is available in your choice of two colors: silver or black.

• Tone Trainer function analyzes your sound as you play
• Tuner and metronome can be used simultaneously or independently
• New Periodic Metronome further improves rhythm training
• A wide tempo range of 30-252 beats/minute; 15 rhythm variations
• Large color LCD display for improved visibility

User questions & answers

Question:	Do any of the Korg tuner metronome tone trainers have a power cord adapter option in addition to batteries
Answer:	It does not have to be plugged into the jack to work. So yes it will.
Question:	Can this device be used with classical guitars
Answer:	Yes. I bought this model a year and a half ago, and it appears to be exactly the same. It does beats per measure, however the time signature may be indicated. E.g., you set the beat to three for 3/4 or 9/8 time, to two for cut time, 2/4, 6/8, etc. The first beat of each group gets an audible emphasis. I don't understand the "no" answer of the reply on September 12...
Question:	Does this metronome do 3/4 time ... click ...click ...click / click ...click...click
Answer:	It is a digital screen display, so yes you would see it in low lighting.
Question:	Is the screen lit
Answer:	Yes... but check with music instructors recommendation.

Product description

The Korg MA1 Digital Metronome is a compact metronome that solidly covers all the basics with a broad tempo range and a rich variety of beats and rhythm patterns. The MA1 metronome also shows the beat in an innovative way that makes practicing easier. With stylish design and reliable functionality, this is an indispensible rhythm training aide for any musician.  With the Beat-Counting display, the number of triangular icons in the display indicates the specified beat. On each beat, the icon color changes (moving from left to right), indicating the current beat of the measure in a way that's intuitively clear. This provides visual cues as to when measures will change a helpful advance over metronomes that provide only an audible indication.  The tempo of the Korg MA1 can be set using one of three methods: increase or decrease the tempo using the standard increments familiar from a mechanical metronome (pendulum steps); increase or decrease the tempo in single-step increments over the full range of 30-252 (full steps), or use the Tap Tempo function to enter the tempo by pressing the switch in time with the music.  Practice a wide variety of songs by specifying any beat count from 1 to 9, and choose any one of the eight rhythm types: quarter notes, eighth notes, triplets (straight triplets, triplets with inner beat omitted, triplets with the third beat omitted), and sixteenth notes (quadruplets, quadruplets with middle beats omitted, quadruplets with the third and fourth beats omitted).  Sound Out mode on the MA1 metronome produces a reference pitch (selectable over an octave C4-B4) that you can use when tuning nearly any instrument. The frequency of the A4 reference pitch (calibration) can be adjusted in 1 Hz steps over the broad range of 410 Hz to 480 Hz.  The MA1 metronome is designed for long battery life, with continuous operation of approximately 70 hours when using zinc-carbon batteries, or approximately 290 hours when using alkaline batteries.

• Innovative "Beat Counting" display clearly shows: Number of Beats / Current Beat / Beats Remaining
• Tempo (30 to 252 BPM) can be set three ways: Full Steps / Pendulum Steps / Tap Tempo button
• 9 Beats and 8 Patterns offer rhythmic diversity; Full octave (C4-B4) of reference tuning pitches
• Headphone jack with adjustable volume; Fold-out leg for easy viewing
• Memory backup saves your settings; Auto power-off preserves battery life

User questions & answers

Question:	Where was this made
Answer:	Make a playlist? No..
Question:	Can you make a playlist
Answer:	Yes. There is a "needle" image that moves back and forth on the screen and dots flash from side to side on the screen, as well, in the tempo chosen.
Question:	is there a visual metronome- i.e. something that blinks or flashes the tempo? audible does 0 for me in a stage setting. thanks
Answer:	Pretty good speaker. May need i phones if your instrument is really loud.
Question:	Do you need earphones with this or does it have a good speaker
Answer:	No there is no case included

Product features

Korg MA-1 Blue Solo Metronome

The MA-1 is a compact metronome that solidly covers all the basics with a broad tempo range and a rich variety of beats and rhythm patterns. The MA-1 also shows the beat in an innovative way that makes practicing easier. With stylish design and reliable functionality, this is an indispensable rhythm training aide for any musician.

The number of triangular icons in the display indicates the specified beat. On each beat, the icon color changes from left to right, indicating the current beat of the measure in a way that's intuitively clear. This provides visual cues as to when measures will change – a helpful advance over metronomes that provide only an audible indication. The MA-1 is designed for long battery life, with continuous operation of approximately 70 hours when using zinc-carbon batteries, or approximately 290 hours when using alkaline batteries.

Product description

The TMR-50 is the ideal partner for a musician of any level who wants to improve their performances. It features extensive tuner and metronome functionality that will help improve both pitch and rhythm. The tuner, metronome, and recorder can each be used simultaneously or independently. Up to 100 tracks of high-quality linear PCM can be conveniently recorded onboard, while the USB port provides easy transfer of recorded data and song files between the TMR-50 to a computer. With its built-in Mic and speaker, plus 15 built in rhythm variations, the TMR-50 makes it easy to practice difficult passages.

• 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 (about 20 minutes)
• The Sound Out function produces a reference tone in a three-octave range from the built-in speaker

User questions & answers

Question:	can this run through a "pedal chain
Answer:	The slowest metronome speed is 30 bpm.
Question:	what is the speed range of the tick on the metronome? How slowly can it go (beats per minute
Answer:	It happened to me too, after I replaced the batteries all works find. Do not use rechargeable batteries because it gives you only 4.8V. You needed 6 Volts. By the way make use the mic is clear and not thing blocking the little hole.
Question:	I have the volume all the way up but the sound is very faint when playing back recordings made with my loud cello from a foot away. Any advice
Answer:	Good for personal use. Would not recommend for audience playback.
Question:	How is the sound quaility-when you recored your playing..? I'd like to know the quality of playback sound
Answer:	The screen does not have backlighting. Just the tuning pointer and the leds at the top of the unit. 2 red leds that light when you are not tuned, right one when tuning is high, left one if the tuning is low. The green led in the middle lights when you are tuned.

Product features

KORG TMR-50

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.

Korg is resolved to continue to create innovative and uncompromising instruments which maintain the high quality that inspires professional artists and creators, and yet are approachable enough for anyone to play. The musical instruments Korg will deliver are reflections of the ideas and values of the many artists and users who continue to love Korg products - now and into the future.

The Built-in Mic and Speaker Make it Easy to Record and Play Back your Practice sessions

Since a mic and speaker are built-in to the TMR-50, you can start recording when the moment is right. Of course there is also an Input jack and a Phones jack, so you can record via a contact mic or play back the audio through earphones. There's also a convenient Loop Play function that repeatedly plays the specified region of the recorded data, allowing you to practice along with a specific phrase. In addition, the tuner, metronome, and recorder can be used simultaneously for even more effective training.

USB Connectivity

If the TMR-50's recording memory fills up and you want to save data, you can copy it to your computer via the USB connection. The data is saved in WAV format, so you'll be free to listen to your practice sessions on your computer whenever you want. Standard WAV format files can also be copied from your computer to the TMR-50 and they can be listened to through the built-in speaker or headphones*; for example, you may find it convenient to store the original recording of the song that you want to practice. *If the WAV file is stereo, you can enjoy stereo playback via the Phones jack.

The Sound Back Function

Detecting the pitch of your audio input, this function* sounds the nearest reference tone from the speaker while the meter shows the pitch difference between your input and the reference tone. Since the pitch is indicated in both visual and audible form, this not only allows you to tune more accurately, but is also an ideal method for training your sense of pitch. Developing your ear in this way is an indispensable way to practice, especially for the beginner. *When using the recorder and tuner functions simultaneously, the tuner section will be usable only in Meter mode; the Sound Back function will not be available.

Marks Indicate Pure Major/Minor Third Intervals

When performing in a brass band or orchestra, incorrect pitch is particularly noticeable for harmonic intervals of a third, yet by slightly skewing the pitch of a major or minor third interval from the equal-tempered pitch, you can obtain a more pure-sounding harmony that satisfies the ear. The meter scale of the TMR-50 provides marks that indicate pure major and minor thirds relative to a given pitch; simply by tuning. When the needle aligns with the appropriate mark*, you'll be able to produce beautiful harmony when playing in an ensemble. *When tuning to a pure major or minor third, the note that should be adjusted will depend on the music you're playing.

Product description

KORG TM60 Black

• KORG TM60 Black

Product description

TM-60 White - Combo Tuner/Metronome w/ Contact Mic

• Korg Model#TM60CWH

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work for a clarinet
Answer:	I asked myself the same question. After I received it I determined that it would fit into the case with all the other tuning tools. I’m a minimalist.
Question:	Do i need a case for it
Answer:	I would think so. We used it for my daughter's violin. It was what her orchestra teacher recommended. It seems to work well!
Question:	Is this model good for tuning stringed instruments such as harps
Answer:	The little clip that detects pitch by vibration is black.
Question:	Is the microphone white or black
Answer:	Excellent clip the only problem you could face with teacher since you didnt buy it from musical country shop.

Product description

The Korg CA30 is a top-selling chromatic tuner with high accuracy and loads of features from a built-in microphone for acoustic instruments and tone generation to a wide tuning range for everything from electric and acoustic guitars to 6-string basses to orchestral instruments. High accuracy and superb functionality have made Korg tuners the worldwide favorite. The renowned CA-30 provides even more features like a pitch reference tone and quinta-flat tuning. This chromatic tuner packs basic functionality and convenient tuning functions into an ultra-compact body. Batteries included.

High accuracy and superb functionality have made Korg chromatic tuners the worldwide favorite. And now, the new Korg CA-30 joins the best-selling CA series of tuners. With even more features, like a pitch reference tone and marks for pure major thirds and minor thirds, the CA-30 digital tuner packs basic functionality and convenient tuning functions into ultra-compact bodies.

Plenty of features and functionality in a small package. Click to enlarge.

High-precision LCD meter and LEDs to indicate pitch deviation.

Built-in speaker for reference pitches.

Wide Range of Pitch Detection

This compact chromatic tuner supports a broad range of C1 (32.70 Hz)-C8 (4186.01 Hz), allowing speedy and high-precision tuning of wind, string, keyboard, and other instruments. This hand held tuner is ideal for tuning even low-register notes containing numerous overtones that are often difficult to tune. A high-sensitivity microphone is built-in to this chromatic tuner, allowing easy and accurate tuning of acoustic instruments such as ukuleles. A separately sold CM-100 contact microphone can also be used to send the vibrations directly to the tuner for even more accurate tuning.

Ultra-compact body with a "Tilt Slit"

Although the CA-30 is small, thin, and light, don't let its pocket-sized body fool you. The CA-30 chromatic tuner packs the functionality needed for tuning a wide range of instruments. From studio to stage, tuning is easy and convenient. The back of the unit includes a unique arc-shaped "tilt slit" that lets you insert a plastic card for use as a handy stand.

High-precision LCD Meter

The meter section uses an LCD needle, combining the accuracy of an LCD with the easy visibility of a needle, and providing a stable display. Additional visual feedback is provided by LEDs that indicate pitch deviation.

Sound Out

In addition to visual tuning via meter, the Korg CA-30 can play reference pitches from its internal speaker (Sound Out) for tuning by ear. Each press of the Sound switch will cycle through the A4-Bb4 notes, commonly used for tuning wind instruments. Alternatively, you can hold down the Sound switch to change the cycle to the semitone intervals from C4 through C5 (one octave), allowing reference pitches for any instrument to be sounded quickly.

Adjustable Calibration

The Calibration function (410-480 Hz) of this chromatic tuner supports a wide range of standard pitches, and can be adjusted in 1 Hz steps for accurate and flexible tuning to any song or key. Thanks to the Memory Backup function, the Calibration and reference pitch are remembered even when the power is turned off. (However, these settings will be initialized when the batteries are replaced.)

Auto Power Off Function

The power will turn off automatically if the unit is left powered-on for 20 minutes without performing any operation, avoiding unnecessary battery consumption.

Approximately 100 hours of Continuous Use Low-power consumption design allows an amazing 100 hours (approximate) of continuous battery life (A4 continuous input, meter mode, zinc-carbon batteries).

Three Year Warranty

Korg tuners and metronomes purchased from a Korg USA authorized dealer now have a three year warranty.

What's in the Box

CA-30 Tuner, Owner's Manual, Two AAA Batteries

• 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
• Reference tone can be produced from an internal speaker. (Sound Out)

User questions & answers

Question:	Why is this model so much i had one years ago for so cheap
Answer:	Don’t know I got rid of my old one
Question:	How is the metronome function
Answer:	Looking at it I find no metronome function.
Question:	Compatible with chromatic C harmonica
Answer:	I'm not sure what you mean by "compatible" since the tuner simply works by displaying the nearest (single) note played along with the frequency in Hz with the "needle" line showing whether the note played is sharp or flat with respect to that. I had to look up what a "Chromatic C harmonica" is, but since it plays a chromatic scale, then yes, the display will show an appropriate name for the note (e.g. 466 Hz would show "A#" ). If you are wondering about the range of the tuner, I'm pretty sure that it would be fine for any harmonica. The lowest string of a cello (two octaves below middle C) was too low for it, but I doubt a harmonica would play notes that low.
Question:	Can this tuner be use to tune guitars to alternative tunings? such as open g e d e etc
Answer:	I don't know why not. When you get the string close to the tone you want, the Korg shows that tone, say E natural, and the needle shows whether the string is sharp or flat from that tone. However, I don't know where you would find what are the proper number of cents sharp or flat from that tone if indeed those adjustments would be desirable for a particular tuning.

Product description

Introducing a spectacular gold color model. The tuner and metronome can be used at the same time or independently. A new model of the TM series that allows you to take lessons on sound and rhythm at the same time. Sound out function that can oscillate a wide range of reference sounds as large as 3 octaves from the main unit speaker. Responsive, newly designed liquid crystal needle type meter. Usability is further improved with a newly designed stand and battery lid.

User questions & answers

Question:	There are different colors listed on the Amazon page. Are they all the same product, or do the features differ by color
Answer:	I have no idea about the trumpet tuning but I tune my flute at A440 or 442. So it maybe that you could.
Question:	Will this work tuning a trumpet
Answer:	If I understand your question, no it does not. This is just the same as any other metronome and I haven't see one that gives extra beat like that. It will give the 3 or 4 beat or 8 beat or what you like to set in the beat setting in one measure but not an odd number.
Question:	Does the metronome have an accent for more than one beat in a measure? If in 7/4, can I get an accent on 1 and 5, for example
Answer:	Yes
Question:	Is color Gold same as Black one besides the color? Thanks
Answer:	Not this unit. I do not know about other units.

Product description

The Korg GA custom guitar Tuner features a large 3D visual meter, The first of its kind For a compact tuner. Three-dimensional lights and versatile display modes deliver an unprecedented level of visibility, for easy tuning in any environment. With its ultra-high 0.1 cent tuning precision, The GA custom is korg's most accurate handheld tuner to date! The flat body with rubberized exterior is even more compact and portable than EVER. A high-sensitivity mic is built-in, allowing it to be used not only with guitar/bass but also with orchestral and acoustic instruments.

• 3D visual meter with revolutionary visual effects
• Ultra-high tuning accuracy of +/- 0.1 cents
• Three meter display modes
• Compact flat design provides a large screen and easy portability
• High-sensitivity mic is built-in, allowing use with acoustic & orchestral instruments

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work on 7 string guitars
Answer:	I use it on a 24 string instrument. My guess is yes.
Question:	Does the output mute when the tuner is switched on
Answer:	No, there is no mute function on this tuner.
Question:	The video shows that it stands up. Mine does not. What am I doing wrong
Answer:	There’s a slot on the back that’s made to use a pick as a stand. Put the wide end of the pick in the slot and it can then lean on the tip.

Product features

Korg GA Custom

Card-type compact tuners have long-been KORG’s most popular tuners. The diverse lineup includes the GA series for guitar/bass and the multi-use CA series, and has continued to support the tuning needs of beginners and professionals alike. We now introduce a new model: the GA Custom.

The GA Custom features a large 3D visual meter, the first of its kind for a compact tuner. Three-dimensional lights and versatile display modes deliver an unprecedented level of visibility. Its ultra-high ±0.1 cent tuning precision also meets professional needs. The flat body with rubberized exterior is even more compact and portable than ever. A high-sensitivity mic is built-in, allowing it to be used not only with guitar/bass but also with orchestral and acoustic instruments. The GA Custom is a new type of compact tuner that packs a ton of high-end functionality into a convenient and highly portable package.

Three types of display modes are offered: Regular, Strobe, and Half Strobe. Each mode can be easily selected according to the user’s preference. Strobe and Half Strobe mode reflect the extreme precision of the GA Custom, making it more convenient to tune accurately. In addition to the standard black, this tuner is available as a limited edition of color variations. Choose vivid red, bright blue, or sophisticated white.

Korg is resolved to continue to create innovative and uncompromising instruments and accessories which maintain the high quality that inspires professional artists and creators, and yet are approachable enough for anyone to play. The musical instruments Korg will deliver are reflections of the ideas and values of the many artists and users who continue to love Korg products - now and into the future.

Custom Shop' - the Mark of Ultimate Quality

KORG tuners have a 40-year history that began with the world’s first needle-style tuner. While we have produced many different types of tuners, including tuners with unrivaled precision and tuners with epoch-making functionality, these products were made possible by KORG’s unwavering commitment to quality. In other words, our attitude of sincerely listening to the voice of the user, our revolutionary ideas, and our high level of technological ability are what underlie the long history of KORG tuners.

Now, KORG announces a new lineup aimed at achieving even greater accomplishments. The name 'Custom Shop' designates this tuner as a flagship model that is representative of KORG’s highest levels of technology. Its design features a beautiful meter displayed by a CMD panel, ultra-precision detection, and careful attention paid to appearance and feel. KORG’s high technological ability and commitment to quality have taken shape as the “Custom Shop” name.

3D Visual Meter Creates a Revolutionary Visual Effect

The 3D visual meter exemplifies the Custom Shop series. A large and easily visible note name indication and the distinct movement of brightly illuminated LEDs make the pitch difference and change instantly recognizable. This new 3D visual meter makes it simple to tune with a precision of ±0.1 cent.

Ultra-High Tuning Accuracy of +/- 0.1 cents

Designed with the professional user in mind, KORG’s GA Custom offers extremely accurate tuning with a detection range of +/- 0.1 cents, a level of precision that is uncommon of compact tuners. With the GA Custom, players of all styles can now enjoy the same ultra-high precision offered in KORG’s flagship tuner, the Pitchblack Pro.

Compact Flat Design

The meter display area has been made larger and easier to see, while the body has been made even more compact. The flat design is excellent for both visibility and portability. With a rubberized exterior, the body is also easy to hold. There’s a tilt stand on the rear, allowing you insert a pick to make the unit stand on its own.

High-Sensitivity Microphone is Built-In

In addition to the Input/Output jacks used when tuning an electric guitar or bass, there’s a built-in high-sensitivity mic that lets you use the unit for tuning not only acoustic guitar but also wind instruments, string instruments, or keyboard instruments. A CM-200 contact mic (sold separately) can also be used.

Product description

Orchestral Clip-On Tuner with Metronome Black. The KORG AW-LT100 line of clip-on tuners offer high precision tuning, a vivid, full-color display and an incredible 100 hours of battery life. The body's lightweight design features triangular shuttle switches that allow intuitive operation. The AW-LT100M is equipped with a large clip that can be attached to a variety of orchestral instruments such as a clarinet, sax, oboe, bassoon, horn, euphonium, tuba, cello, or contrabass.

• Single AAA battery provides 100 hours of operation Improved clip for faster response Vivid, full-color LCD with three display modes Shuttle switch for simple operation Lightweight design Calibration, auto power-off, and memory backup functions
• The KORG AW-LT100 line of clip-on tuners offer high precision tuning, a vivid, full-color display and an incredible 100 hours of battery life
• The body's lightweight design features triangular shuttle switches that allow intuitive operation
• The AW-LT100M is equipped with a large clip that can be attached to a variety of orchestral instruments such as a clarinet, sax, oboe, bassoon, horn, euphonium, tuba, cello, or contrabass
• The KORG AW-LT100 line of clip-on tuners offer high precision tuning, a vivid, full-color display and an incredible 100 hours of battery life

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this subdivide
Answer:	The LT-100M does NOT have a metronome. It is only a Chromatic tuner. The description is incorrect.

Product description

Having become a popular standard in tuners and an indispensable item for brass band or orchestra thanks to its superior basic functionality and convenient functions, the CA series now has a fresh new look. Carrying on the stylish design with its simple layout of the basic functions, the note name display has been enlarged and the meter made even more visible. This is a must-have item not only for beginners but also for a wide range of musical instrument performers. The CA-2 delivers the high precision, sensitivity, and simple ease of use that you expect from Korg tuners, providing stable tuning functionality in any situation from personal practice to ensembles and concert practice.

• Large, high visibility display with a needle-style meter
• Compact, slim and lightweight body
• A wide variety of tuning functions that are suitable for a variety of instruments
• Adjustable calibration (410-480 Hz); Pure major third & minor third indicators
• Up to 200 hours of battery life; Five year warranty

User questions & answers

Question:	Can this tuner handle low B on five string bass
Answer:	Yes, there is a bass volume control on the back of the subwoofer.
Question:	With the default calibration, bb trumpet's g note reads as f on korg. is there any way to read g as g? the calibration buttons did not solve this
Answer:	Yes. It will require a 3.5 mm male to male stereo cable.
Question:	Can this be used for finding out what note my crystal signing bowl is playing
Answer:	Everything you need to hook these speakers up is included...Including the 3.5 mm cable.
Question:	Does this with with a bass
Answer:	I like the case very well. It fits just right. It's not snug at all because I can put the charger inside the case along with the laptop

Product description

Build Your Own Portable Synth Module

• DIY Synthesizer Module Kit
• with Assembly Tool
• User Guide
• USB Cable

User questions & answers

Question:	Can i use modulation, delay & reverb effects at the same time
Answer:	Yes, all three effect types can be used simultaneously on both the internal waveforms and external audio via the audio input.
Question:	Can I use it as a midi controller
Answer:	Yes. You need to get the right 3.5mm (1/8th inch) to MIDI patch cable. There is a detailed video on this at Free Beat’s yt channel called NTS-1 How to use a MIDI Keyboard. The trick is to be sure you get the right cable - if you read the reviews you’ll quickly see which ones work with the NTS-1. There’s also a quirk as to the MIDI channel numbering scheme on the NTS-1 which is covered in the video.
Question:	How do i power it
Answer:	Can be powered by the included micro USB cable. If connected to a computer it also does midi over USB. Most power banks can also provide power if your using it on the go.

Product description

A classic design with the functionality that you expect from a digital unit. Make every day practicing more enjoyable with the KDM-3. The KORG KDM series is renowned for its powerful volume and its clearly-audible tone. We are proud to announce the latest model, the KDM-3 which features a fresh new appearance. Along with an attractive look that resembles a miniature mechanical metronome, it also contains a rich variety of beat patterns and metronome sounds. It's also packed with the convenient functions that you expect from a digital unit and will support your performance in situation, regardless of genre or instrument.

• Stylish design that’s reminiscent of a Mechanical metronome
• Eight metronome sounds, including a Mechanical metronome sound
• 19 beat patterns support songs of any genre
• Easy one-touch operation and an easily-readable display.

User questions & answers

Question:	what is the lowest setting for beats per minute
Answer:	30 to 252 times/minute.
Question:	Does this have an earphone attachment
Answer:	Yes, there is a headphone jack.
Question:	Is the sound adjustable
Answer:	Yes, roller dial is located on the side.
Question:	Is it loud enough for violin practice? As a reference, we don't find metronome on the iPhone is loud enough
Answer:	I use with a banjo with no problem hearing. Unlike violin, banjo is not a sustained note. I Like the Kong because different sounds can be attached to different parts of the rhythm count.