Features
The ST-122 is a true strobe tuner (not virtual, and not a simulation). The easy to read display instantly shows the slightest change in pitch.
Tunes any note in the scale from C0 (16.35 Hz) to C8 (4,186.0 Hz).
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Open Tuning Modes for Stringed Instruments
Use one of the built in open tunings or easily define your own. Comes standard with a host of alternate tunings for guitar and bass, plus bowed instruments.
Automatic note selection for hands-free operation. Manual override for special uses.
Transpose all notes up to 6 semitones in either direction.
Four different modes of backlight control for versatility and battery savings.
For an easy to read display in any situation.
Small enough to fit in a violin case.
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Input and Output Jacks for Electric Instruments
Plug it right inline with your effects chain.
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 Tune your acoustic instrument without clip on mics. The True Strobe Display works excellent even in noisy rooms.
Tune your electric by putting the Turbo Tuner right by your amp!
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Reference Pitch Adjustment
The A4 reference pitch may be set to any frequency between 220.0 Hz and 880.0 Hz in .1 Hz increments. (Default is 440.0 Hz).
The frequency of the note in Hertz can be displayed along with the note name and octave.
Uses standard 9 Volt battery (included) or optional AC adapter (9 Volt DC).
The Turbo Tuner remembers the settings from the last time it was powered down. This can be changed by the user so the tuner can power up in any state desired.
The ST-122 uses the equal temperament by default, and the user may define up to 14 different 12 note temperaments. The Just and Pythagorean temperaments are already programmed into the unit at the factory.
A message is shown on the LCD when there is about 1 hour of battery life remaining.
The internal time base of each ST-122 Turbo Tuner is calibrated at the factory to +/- 1ppm (that's .0017 cents) and is guaranteed to maintain an accuracy of +/- .02 cents for the life of the product.
Extends battery life by automatically shutting down when not in use. This feature may be turned off by the user for continuous operation. |