I've found this one recently: http://turbo-tuner.com/pages/features.htm
anybody up for a christmas present? PLEASE....;-) software wise I'm happy with my www.aptuner.com (PC only). best regards, Matthias _____________________________________________ Friday, September 5, 2008, 6:59:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: KSR> Hi, KSR> I have found two different tuners that work really well. For KSR> general use the Sabine AX3000 Contact Chromatic tuner is great. KSR> It will "stick" to the instrument with damaging the finish. It is KSR> low profile and comes in different wood finish. I used one for KSR> years and I know many people who still use them. Musicians KSR> Friend carries them. KSR> http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Sabine-Contact-Chromatic-Auto-Tuner?sku=211045. KSR> They are a little expensive, but well worth the money. The tuner KSR> is always there and never needs to be hooked up and moved. Great KSR> for a quick check between tunes. Won't fall off the music stand KSR> or get left behind. They run between $50 and $80. KSR> I also use the Korg CA-30 Chromatic Tuner. This tuner a more KSR> normal style. I use it with a clip on mike. I usually hook it up KSR> to the tirant peg. I use it to help tune my tangents or when I KSR> want to tune the instrument to A415 for playing Baroque music KSR> with other Baroque instruments. It is very inexpensive and I have KSR> several of them with different instruments. The run about $20.00. KSR> My dream tuner is the Korg OT-120 Orchestral Tuner. It is about KSR> $120. It is extremely versitile and will tune in different KSR> historic temperaments as well. A clip on mike would also need to be used. KSR> My instrument has a built in tuner, but I still tend to use the KSR> CA-30 when I am going to be needing a tuner for a long period of time. KSR> I hope this helps. KSR> Katie Roe KSR> To: hg@hurdygurdy.com KSR> Subject: [HG] recommend tuner? KSR> Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 12:26:02 -0400 KSR> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] KSR> Hi all, KSR> I am still very much at 'square one' getting to know my new KSR> gurdy, teaching myself a few tunes, KSR> and learning the habit of tuning the beast. Can anyone recommend a specific electronic tuner KSR> that works well with gurdies? I bought a nice small portable one but it is pretty useless - KSR> the needle is all over the map when I play any open string on the gurdy - KSR> I assume because of the resonances?? I think in the meantime I will just buy a GC pitch pipe. KSR> Also - I am still very interested in networking with other gurdy players in the southeast, KSR> (Knoxville, Nashville, Atlanta, Asheville...) perhaps getting some lessons? If you live KSR> in this area please send me an email directly. KSR> thanks! KSR> Kevin Meyer KSR> Knoxville TN KSR> [EMAIL PROTECTED] KSR> Get the MapQuest Toolbar. Directions, Traffic, Gas Prices & More! KSR> _________________________________________________________________ KSR> Stay up to date on your PC, the Web, and your mobile phone with Windows Live. KSR> http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/msnnkwxp1020093185mrt/direct/01/
