Korg OT-120 Orchester Tuner Chromatic

The reference in the High End Tuners area Top Features - Chromatic tuner with a wide detection range especially for instruments in orchestras or big bands - Dual Display Needle and LED display for excellent readability - Korg's own Sound Back mode plays the note which is closest to played Note. The meter display shows the note played, and the discrepancy between - Proper mood (only with a separate CM-100) - A wide range of historical tunings are supported - Transpose mode is convenient for wind instruments - 3 selectable choice reaction rates for needle deflection - Manual and automatic tuning mode - Reference tone production over 5 octaves - Large calibration range (349Hz - 499Hz) - Built-in microphone for acoustic instruments - Long battery life through energy-saving design (100 hours or more) - Includes soft case Velour Upright design and superior readability The OT120 is a chromatic tuner, planned for the orchestra and grabs best performance and sophisticated functionality in an upright design to keep the easy to handle. It offers a dual display with easy to read needle display and LED backlit displays an indicator, battery status, sound output level, calibration, key and note name. In addition, there is a large rotary knob that can be easily adjusted to the desired mode, and grip control knobs and a rear stand. The silver aluminum panel underscores the luxurious, new look. Accurate tuning of orchestral instruments with large field Since introducing the world's first meter-tuner 1975, KORG tuners because of their accuracy, the first choice of artists of all music genres. With the large tuning range from A0 to C8, the OT120 agrees quickly any orchestra or big band instrument - whether wind instrument, stringed, or keyboard. This allows OT120 to also support a wide calibration range at concert moods of A4 = 349-499 Hz (1 Hz progressive) Smooth and precise tuning, one can expect only from a needle device The OT120 uses a high-precision needle type, each displaying the exact vocal deviation. The speed of the reaction of the needle can be regulated in three stages: fast or slow, all to taste. In addition, there are two tuning modes: Auto mode, with automatic voice recognition of the input sound, or manual mode, with a desired grade can be entered. With a needle movement of + / - 500 cents is the Stimmdiskrepanz over a large area can be seen. In addition to the excellent visibility of the meters display the LED display also shows the vocal deviation and thus enables a perfect harmony voices even in the dark. KORG Sound Back mode is ideal for orchestral instruments and teaching The OT120 is able to issue a reference tone in the range of five octaves from C2 (65.41Hz) and C7 (2093 Hz). The volume can be controlled in two stages, the large opening allows excellent speaker audibility. This has the KORG OT120 own sound back mode. With an optional CM-100 microphone in the input will therefore produce a reference tone that is closest to the pitch of input signal. The meters display also shows the difference, so can be 'eyes and ears' to tune - an excellent tool for ear training! With the built-in microphone, any acoustic instrument be tuned. Comprehensive support for historical tendencies and transpose Transposed moods can vote every 12 Orchester-/Blasinstrument. 8 presets for the most frequently used historical temperaments are available. Low-power design The OT120 was designed for long battery life, longer than 100 hours using two AAA batteries. It can also opt to. Power supply be used. Softcase A suitable Velourtasche is included.