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Joined: December 2017 Posts: 104
Location: Gardnerville, NV | My until now, faithful for 45 years, Korg DT-1 gave up the ghost. I'm leery of spending $40 on a used one. Any recommendations for another hand held tuner? I don't like the headstock clip on ones. They don't seem to stay on Ovation headstocks anyway. Thanks in advance. |
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Joined: August 2002 Posts: 598
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA | Hey, dba,
I use an A-440 Tuning Fork. It never needs batteries. I hit one of the forks on a hard surface. It vibrates, and I hold the stem with my thumb and finger on my guitar's top and/or the bridge. Instant Open A Harmonic! I tune by ear from there. Did I mention they are small and very portable?
Mike S.,
Ottawa, ON.,
CANADA. |
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Joined: December 2017 Posts: 104
Location: Gardnerville, NV | Thanks. I'm not that talented and I don't have the ear for that. |
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Joined: February 2016 Posts: 1802
Location: When?? | There are several handheld tuner apps for phones. I use Pro Guitar for most of my tuning. It has a simple meter with cents, and a tone generator, and lots of alternative tuning options as well. It must be free because I've never had to pay for installing it on any device; though I believe there is also an upgrade version for purchase. |
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