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Cheap, and works as expected Mar 09, 2010 I can see many uses for this device due to its small size and functions.
Great for price Feb 22, 2010 Excellent tuner- I use it on my acoustic guitar and it works great; a necessity too because i can't tune it any other way. And I'm not sure about other tuners and how they go, but for the price this is an excellent buy!
Good Little Tuner for the Money Feb 06, 2010 I ordered this tuner so I could carry it around with my ukelele in a gig bag. It's worked fine. I've used it to tune a ukelele, a bass, and a guitar, and it works fine on all counts. I have no complaints about it.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Perfect gift! Feb 03, 2010 I purchased this tuner for my 12 year old granddaughter, who plays the cello and the bass. She loves it! I do not play a musical instrument, myself, so, while I cannot rate it personally, she states that it works perfectly for all of her tuning needs. I think that a recommendation that high might be helpful to others who are considering purchasing this tuner for a family member or a friend.
6 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Great Tuner. Jan 14, 2010 The Korg CA-1 is a chromatic tuner which allows you to tune in any key. It features a quarter-inch jack for input and a "+" and "-" key for tuning in another pitch close to what you're in. Say I was in G and wanted to go to G1. Hit the "+" button a couple times, and bam it's now calibrated for that pitch. It comes standard with a small condenser mic built in so you can tune a woodwind instrument, trumpet, acoustic guitar or small squirrel. Whatever you need to tune. Super simple and easy to use, Korg has a reputation for producing the best tuners on the market. Weather it's rackmount tuning you need or the cheap-o $20 CA-1 Korg has you covered. My first one worked until it was lost during a show. I am willing to put money down that it would have worked up until now when I needed to buy another.
To the review that says it's "Tinny" sounding...Dude, that's stupid. It's a tuner. It doesn't have an OUTPUT! You plug in your guitar or bass and tune. You can't say that a tuner has any kind of real sound, since you're not really playing through it. A stomp-box pedal tuner may sound "tinny", but that may only be because it might not be true bypass circuitry used. Anyways, this is a great product and completely mandatory if you play an instrument.
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