Korg Introduces Pitchclip Tuner
Korg has a new tuner on the market, dubbed the Pitchclip. As the name suggests, the device works by clipping it to the headstock. The Pitchclip uses a built in piezo sensor to detect vibrations and determine the pitch in the meter. Korg says the accuracy of the device is +/-1 cent.
The device includes an LED display and is adjustable through 120 degrees, and offers a reverse mode for viewing from virtually any playing position.
The unit is powered by a lithium coin battery, which Korg says will provide up to 17 hours of operation. An auto-off feature will turn off the unit when no sound is detected for ten minutes.
For more information, visit Korg’s website.
Pitchclip Specs:
- Scale: 12-note equal temperament
- Range (sine wave): AO (27.50Hz) – C8 (4186Hz)
- Precision: +/-1 cent
- Power: CR2032 lithium battery (3V)
- Battery life: approximately 17 hours (A4 input)
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 52 x 24 x 34 mm/2.05″ x 0.94″ x 1.34″”
- Weight: 18 g/0.63 oz. (including battery)
- Included items: CR2032 lithium battery (3V) for checking operation
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