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Rotosound are proud to launch their new Digital Clip-On Tuner and Metronome Tuner designed to be used with a range of stringed instruments including the guitar, bass, ukulele, violin and viola.
These tuners are intuitive to use and work by simply clipping the unit on your instrument, where it can pick up the sting vibration. When the note is played the digital tuner displays it and indicates how close you are to having that note in tune helping you accurately get perfect pitch every time.
The Clip-On Tuner (Product Code AT350) comes with the following specifications:
Tuning Items : Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Violin, Viola
Tuning Key : C, F, B?, E?
Detection Range : A0 (27.5Hz) to C8(4186.0Hz)
Pitch Range : 430Hz to 450Hz (1Hz stops)
Detection Accuracy : ± 0.5%
The Metronome Tuner (Product Code AMT530) has the following additional specifications:
Tuning Items : Ukulele
Tempo Range : 30bpm to 260bpm
These ingeniously designed tuners are highly sensitive, very useable, convenient, reliable as well as being stylish with easy to read displays. The build, design and performance of these compact, light weight tuners are of the highest specification and quality. They are also highly affordable:
The Clip-On Tuner AT350 is £16.95 ($19.95)
The Clip-On Metronome Tuner AMT530 is £17.95 ($21.95)
Rotosound Tuners are designed for players that want easy tuning from a tuner with high performance and consistency. To find out more visit www.rotosound.com.
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Great stuff! Rotosound always comes through. Have you seen the Cooperstand guitar stand? Only a UK release though