Korg AW4G Pitchcrow-G Clip-on Tuner (Black)

Description

KORG’s clip-on tuners can be easily attached to the headstock of your instrument for convenient and accurate tuning. The new PitchCrow-G is the latest addition to KORG’s lineup of clip-on tuners for guitar and bass.

The PitchCrow-G is the most compact of all fully-featured clip-on tuners. Its streamlined design includes everything you need to tune accurately, quickly and is approximately 20% smaller and lighter than previous KORG models. Included with the PitchCrow-G is a vivid full-color LCD and dedicated guitar/bass modes, as well as a new ultra-high precision fine tuning function that allows for accuracy as great at ±0.1 cents. Battery life is also approximately three times longer than previous units, allowing for approximately 24 hours of continuous operation. Forty years after it developed the world’s first needle-type meter tuner, KORG is proud to set the new standard for accuracy and reliability in clip-on tuners: the PitchCrow-G.

Key Features

• Ultra compact and light-weight, the straightforward design allows for faster, easier tuning
• Bright, full-color LCD for high visibility
• Ultra-high precision tuning with accuracy as great at ±0.1 cents
• Dedicated guitar/bass mode, with flat/capo settings also provided
• First string over-winding warning to prevent string breakage
• Approximately 24 hours of battery life

Specifications

-| Scale | 12-note equal temperament Detection Accuracy | ±0.1 cent (fine tuning) Tuning Range (sine wave) | Chromatic: A0 (27.50Hz) – C8 (4186Hz)
Guitar: B1 flat5 (46.25Hz) – E4 capo7 (493.88Hz)
Bass: B0 flat5 B0 flat5 (23.12Hz) – C3 (130.81Hz) Reference Tone | 436 – 445 Hz (1 Hz steps) Flat Tuning | 1 – 5 semitones (In semitones steps) Capotasto Tuning | 1 – 7 semitones (In semitones steps) Dimensions (W x D x H) | 63 x 56 x 25 mm (minimum size) Weight | 21 g (including battery) Battery Life | Approximately 24 hours (tuner continuously operating, A4 input) Included Items | CR2032 lithium battery (3V) x 1 (for verifying operation)