Guitar tuner – tuner for tuning stringed instruments

Everyone knows how important it is to accurately tune a guitar and other
stringed instruments. Therefore, much attention should be paid to the tuning
skill itself. The tuning of the guitar should be checked before each use of the
instrument, even if you start practicing. Constantly observing the accuracy of
the tuning of the instrument affects not only the quality of the music we
perform. Constant exposure to the right mood will make it a habit to recognize
intonation impurities and constantly respond to them.

Product features: • Reed operation is extremely simple. It has a built-in
microphone that compares the sound of your guitar to the correct sound and tells
you if you need to tighten or loosen the string with a hint on the display. •
Using the classical method, and then testing the electronic tuner, we will
combine ear training and guitar tuning, which should give the best results for
the beginning guitarist! • A precise, chromatic guitar tuner that can tune all
types of guitars and other stringed instruments! • Tuning the guitar is child’s
play – the LCD display tells us in which direction we should turn the guitar
key. • The receiver has an energy saving function – it turns off automatically
after 3 minutes. • The tuner has a Chromatic option thanks to which you can tune
the guitar strings to any notes ie C, C#, D, D#, E, F, G, G#, A, B, B#, C. The
tuner recognizes each of these notes without problems! • Easy to read digital
display will allow you to tune your guitar with 2.5Hz accuracy. All thanks to
the precise tip! • Many (5) conveniently labeled operating modes (chromatic,
guitar, bass, violin and ukulele)! • Very easy assembly thanks to the use of a
ball joint and a convenient clip holder! • These are very precise devices that
allow you to tune out poor audibility (for example, during a big band).

Operating modes: • C – Chromatic • G – Guitar • B – Bass • V – Violin • U –
Ukulele

Technical specifications: • Tuning all types of guitars and stringed instruments
• 5 operating modes (noted above) •