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Flat Tuning Mode:
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lat Tuning Mode:
Each time the Power button (2) is pressed, the number of flat (b) symbols displayed on the screen will
increase. Tuning is normal when no flats are displayed. This is a special mode, allowing you to tune from 1 to 2 semitones
lower than the displayed note. To use flat tuning mode, press the power button the number of times necessary to display
the number of semitones “flat” you need to tune. Why would someone need this? With a capo installed, you don’t need to
remove it when tuning. This may also be used in some orchestral situations, when tuning to other than concert pitch.
Using the A4 (4) B
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Using the A4 (4) Button:
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This button is used to calibrate the tuner to other than the standard “A=440Hz” pitch standard, or
if you want to use alternate scales. For example, if you wish to recalibrate the tuner from standard A=440 to A=438, press
the A4 button repeatedly until the display reads 438Hz. To return to A=440, you can turn the unit off and on to reset it, or
press the A4 button until the display reads 440Hz.
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If the tuner display is acting “wacky” (after working fine for a while)
it probably just needs a fresh battery.
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If the tuner displays weird characters or won’t turn off after you replace the battery, please re-read the complete
instructions in the
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If the tuner tunes to a note that is “wrong” (the tuner says “A” but your instrument is tuning to different notes than
your bandmates are tuned to) please re-read the instructions under
“Flat Tuning Mode
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“Flat Tuning Mode”
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above.
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If the tuner doesn’t properly register the Low E on your upright bass (or other note on your instrument, whatever it
is) you may find that you have to relocate the tuner’s position on the instrument. The Clip tuner reads the
vibrations of the wood in your stringed instrument, and lower frequencies have very large waveforms that are
more difficult to track. With persistence, you should find a spot that works. Once you find an effective spot on your
bridge, you might consider making a small, light mark with a pencil so you can easily find it again!
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To tune brass and woodwind instruments, you may find that the “mic” setting is more effective.
Specifications:
Specifications:Specifications:
Specifications:
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Tuning Range: A0 (27.5Hz) to A3 (1760Hz)
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Calibrated Tuning for: Guitar, Bass, Violin, Ukulele and Chromatic
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Standard Pitch: 410Hz-450Hz
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Tolerance: + 1 cent
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Weight: 1.5 oz.
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Dimensions (Body): 2 1/8” x 1½” x 7/16”
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Battery: 1 x CR2032 3V Coin Type
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