I highly recommend the Korg TM-40. It is their M-30 metronome and T-30 tuner
all in one unit. Sam Ash website has it for $33.00 which is less than the cost
of both of them separately. In my opinion an instantaneous response on the
tuner is more damaging than helpful because if it is that sens
In a message dated 4/4/2009 5:50:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
william.s.gr...@gmail.com writes:
meter. It's
no longer working.
I would appreciate recommendations on a replacement with attention to
response time.>
Gosh, I'm sorry that my response time is so slow, but I get my
hornlist
At 2:17 PM -0700 4/5/09, Howard Sanner wrote:
I have both a CA-30 and the newer one, which is
white. I don't notice too much difference in how
they work.
Price? CA-30 = <$12, CA-40 = $16.05 at Amazon. ($24.99 at music123.com)
I think I'll order a bunch of CA-30's for my pals.
--
Carlberg Jo
I have both a CA-30 and the newer one, which is white. I don't notice
too much difference in how they work.
I have another tuner (Seiko?) that has MUCH faster response time.
However, IMHO, this is one of those be careful what you wish for
things. This tuner will respond to the most instanta
I got a very cheap QuikTune tuner, but I found an accessory pickup that
clips on the horn and plugs into the tuner. It vastly increases response time
and accuracy and blocks out interference from other sounds. It picks up the
vibrations from the metal. It works as well or better than the
I have both the needle type and electronic needle type tuner ... The
standard needle type does respond faster then the korg 20 or 30
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At 3:04 PM -0400 4/5/09, Donald Huang wrote:
I'm rather sure that I remember reading that it turns off after 20 minutes.
Yep!
"AUTO POWER OFF FUNCTION
The power will turn off automatically, if the
unit is left powered-on for 20 minutes without
performing any operation, avoiding unnecessary
Carlberg hypothesized:
> I believe it turns itself off automatically after a=20
> certain period of time, otherwise the battery=20
> surely would have run down.
I'm rather sure that I remember reading that it turns off after 20 minutes.
Donald Huang
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The fellow I study with suggested I try an exercise on a piece I was working
on involving some octave jumps. He suggested I try the jumps on mouthpiece
alone and use a tuning meter to as a way to gauge the work.
That being said, the response time would be something that would suit the
exercise o
What kind of response time do you want?
In a message dated 4/4/2009 5:50:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
william.s.gr...@gmail.com writes:
When I took up the horn again I purchased a Korg digital tuning meter. It's
no longer working.
I would appreciate recommendations on a replacement
Kendall,
Congratulations on you new achievements!
I am continually amazed at the amount of information you have found from
the interior - "where the sun don't shine".
Jay Kosta
Endwell NY
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