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 Great for acoustic & Electric Aug 09, 2010
I've always tuned by ear, but a friend turned me onto this little tuner. I've been playing for 30 years, and hate most tuners with the spinners, and all that crap.
Well, I tuned my Acoustic in about 2 minutes, plugged it into my electric, and was done with it. I'm now spoiled. You cannot find another tuner as good for the price. Ridiculously simple to use, and very dependable. Love this thing.
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 KORG-30 Is replaced by KORG-1 Feb 27, 2010
The Korg-30 has been discontinued and is being replaced with Korg-1, you only finds this out when you receive your Shipment. At the time I bought mine it was selling for 18.18, amazon was selling the korg-1 for a little over 8 dollars and eligible for free shipping. It's been raised since. The seller did refund me, but just 7 dollars. It looks like another seller is using the same advertisment,and reviews for this item. This is just a warning to verify that you get the best price on the item.
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Korg Guitar and Bass tuner. Jan 25, 2010
I've had this tuner for over seven years and I haven't had to change the battery once. The tuning is very accurate and can help you tune your guitar in seconds. It has a small mic that that plays the sound of each string and lets you drop the note, it holds the note until you stop it. It doesn't just tune your guitar to standard tuning! It lets you drop it to a C or whatever tune you like. This tuner is a great addition to any band because it lets you tune your bass and guitar no matter what kind of guitar it is classical, electric or steel string guitar. Worth it! You won't regret this purchase. This tuner is ideal for anyone who experiments with sounds and can be used for any music style. You can plug your guitar chord directly into the tuner's input. It has a slot for a wrist band in case you want it to hang anywhere. It has a "Sound" button that plays notes, it has a "Flat" button that changes the notes and a "Guitar/Bass" button that lets you chose what instrument you want to tune. Easy to use, light weight and it's the size of a deck of cards. Korg made a good tuner, it doesn't have a metronome. Hope you find this helpful.
Everything I was looking for. Jan 13, 2010
I had been using an old Arion tuner that I got maybe 20 years ago for next to nothing. The guy at the music store said he couldn't sell if he wanted to, them because no one wants a tuner that takes four size "N" batteries. I had an AC adapter that fit it so for the couple bucks he was asking, it was a deal.
Then, a few weeks back I was trying out a guitar in a music store, when the sales guy ran over to tune it real quick. He sets this Korg GA-30 on top of a nearby amp and played an unplugged electric near it and the thing worked like a charm, just using built-in mic.
I bought one a few days later and couldn't believe the improvement. I can tune my acoustic in just seconds. It might not be the most expensive, sensitive, or stylish tuner out there, but it's small, takes two AAA batteries (included!) and fits in the guitar case with ease.
And the red and green LED indicators are nice for low light situations.
HIGHLY recommended.
Perfect Compact Tuner Dec 17, 2009
Using LCD instead of a true needle saved batteries (uses 2 AAA). Easy to use and read. I only have been using the microphone option and it has been very accurate! I see no reason to spend more on a tuner unless you want one with a built in light.
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