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Other, Tuner (CA50) – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Other, Tuner (CA50)
Item Weight
3.17 ounces
Product Dimensions
2.75 x 0.75 x 4 inches
ASIN
B079SBH6MB
Item model number
CA50
Batteries
2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
February 1, 2018
Color Name
Original Version
Connector Type
/
Scale Length
inches
Size
0
Battery type
Alkaline
Standing screen display size
2
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D. D (verified owner) –
One of my favorite tuners – This is my third Korg tuner of this nature. I have a CA-30, a CA-40 and now the CA-50. They are all good. The CA-30 has one feature lacking in the CA-40; an output jack. The CA-40 and CA-50 has both in and out, so you can plug in a guitar or device on the input side and then plut into an amp on other device on the output side. I have routinely plugged my CA-40 into another tuner (usually a Korg pitchblack). Why? Because the CA-40 was easier to read, particularly at distance or in bright sunlight. The Pitchblack then became largely a mute switch while I was tuning even though the Pitchblack costs $100+.
N. R (verified owner) –
Great tuner, good value, service as expected. – Updated – These little KORG tuners are somewhat of a best kept secret. They tune really well, have a jack so that if you need to tune in a noisy environment you can do that. The display is easy to see, even if the light isn’t brilliant. The tuner isn’t very expensive and is comparitively cheap to. They also have the feature in which you can flatten or sharpen the root note, so you can keep all strings proportionally sharp or flat, which is cool if you’re trying to replicate a particualr sound or version of a song precisely. They don’t chew batteries and the batteries can last for a pretty long time if you tune and turn off. Don’t drop them, I had my previous one for about ten years and replaced it because I dropped it and broke it.
N. R (verified owner) –
Great tuner, good value, service as expected. – Updated – These little KORG tuners are somewhat of a best kept secret. They tune really well, have a jack so that if you need to tune in a noisy environment you can do that. The display is easy to see, even if the light isn’t brilliant. The tuner isn’t very expensive and is comparitively cheap to. They also have the feature in which you can flatten or sharpen the root note, so you can keep all strings proportionally sharp or flat, which is cool if you’re trying to replicate a particualr sound or version of a song precisely. They don’t chew batteries and the batteries can last for a pretty long time if you tune and turn off. Don’t drop them, I had my previous one for about ten years and replaced it because I dropped it and broke it.
Z. T (verified owner) –
Needs a light – Should have had a light on display
K. N (verified owner) –
great tuner – Easy to figure out how to use. We use it to tune our son’s cello. Good quality and accurate.
D. D (verified owner) –
One of my favorite tuners – This is my third Korg tuner of this nature. I have a CA-30, a CA-40 and now the CA-50. They are all good. The CA-30 has one feature lacking in the CA-40; an output jack. The CA-40 and CA-50 has both in and out, so you can plug in a guitar or device on the input side and then plut into an amp on other device on the output side. I have routinely plugged my CA-40 into another tuner (usually a Korg pitchblack). Why? Because the CA-40 was easier to read, particularly at distance or in bright sunlight. The Pitchblack then became largely a mute switch while I was tuning even though the Pitchblack costs $100+.
Z. T (verified owner) –
Needs a light – Should have had a light on display
B. L (verified owner) –
Good Product – Works great but as another reviewer mentioned the needle is shorter and a little harder to read than the C-30. There is a little flip out stand which is a good addition.
K. O (verified owner) –
Always reliable! – Prefer the needle style tuner over the digital, as I can see exactly how sharp or flat pitch is. Use it for harp tuning and it works well.
S. I (verified owner) –
Needs light.otherwise nice tuner – I can tune down to E flat Now..its white and I like that.. But can’t see in dim lit room cos there’s no inner light
K. N (verified owner) –
great tuner – Easy to figure out how to use. We use it to tune our son’s cello. Good quality and accurate.
K. O (verified owner) –
Always reliable! – Prefer the needle style tuner over the digital, as I can see exactly how sharp or flat pitch is. Use it for harp tuning and it works well.
D. I (verified owner) –
I’ve used these in my band for years! – Small and accurate
S. I (verified owner) –
Needs light.otherwise nice tuner – I can tune down to E flat Now..its white and I like that.. But can’t see in dim lit room cos there’s no inner light
D. I (verified owner) –
I’ve used these in my band for years! – Small and accurate
B. L (verified owner) –
Good Product – Works great but as another reviewer mentioned the needle is shorter and a little harder to read than the C-30. There is a little flip out stand which is a good addition.