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  • tubarttubart

    (Almost) perfect!

    Korg DT-10Published on 05/27/10 at 08:11
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    Small, robust, prcis, beautiful ... Not much more to say than the other members of this small tuner.
    Only BMOL, as pointed Lloyd: the switch is a bit fragile, go molo there and during a OCCAZ purchase of DT10, try before you decide to.

    Overall a great pedal tuner!
  • ReiepReiep

    Simple, strong and effective

    Korg DT-10Published on 02/17/14 at 07:56
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    You'll love this tuner if:
    - You love the brushed aluminum
    - You are tired pseudo polyphonic modes that only work when it wants to
    - The strobe modes annoy you
    - Like you jump in with your tuner without feet moving
    - You are looking for fast and efficient foremost

    You will not like this tuner if:
    - You like to give one quarter of one tenth of a cent
    - You need an immediate recognition score
    - With a Pedaltrain Nano as pedalboard
    - You prefer white or black

    The DT-10 is an old tuner, and it shows: it is big (but offers a coup led display very nice), and can measure one note at a time. Good thing I have room on my pedalboard, I grant a string at a time (I only have two…
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    You'll love this tuner if:
    - You love the brushed aluminum
    - You are tired pseudo polyphonic modes that only work when it wants to
    - The strobe modes annoy you
    - Like you jump in with your tuner without feet moving
    - You are looking for fast and efficient foremost

    You will not like this tuner if:
    - You like to give one quarter of one tenth of a cent
    - You need an immediate recognition score
    - With a Pedaltrain Nano as pedalboard
    - You prefer white or black

    The DT-10 is an old tuner, and it shows: it is big (but offers a coup led display very nice), and can measure one note at a time. Good thing I have room on my pedalboard, I grant a string at a time (I only have two hands) and I adoooooore his look. It is regrettable that it is not the fastest or the most accurate, but mostly I prefer not to take my head to waste time to keep still green LED (excluding studio conditions).

    This is not the perfect tuner, but it is one that is best for me today.
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  • WildTienneWildTienne

    It is indeed the Job

    Korg DT-10Published on 03/01/13 at 04:47
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    This will soon be 7 years that I use

    At the time it was the only model this cheap in the store where I went and where I did all my shopping for gear at the time.

    It is easy to use! Robust, it has not aged a bit!

    A single button for the bypass works great.
  • gege-jlagege-jla

    Reliable and robust, the best I know!

    Korg DT-10Published on 02/10/13 at 08:19
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    Bought in 2007, it has never posed any problems.

    For guitar and bass, Bypass and mute switch button with its discreetly to check your tuning. It is rammed through a transformer with my other BOSS pedals. Reliable and robust, it has everything supported: falls, kicks, sprayed beer customers a little too drunk ...

    I use it for my bass all the time even to lead me home, can be a bit less sharp than tell me my digital tuner on the computer. To be compared with the Boss TU-2, it is my favorite!
  • cyrodcyrod

    Handy

    Korg DT-10Published on 01/07/13 at 05:48
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    I really used this model on stage and in rehearsal. The "mute" is very discreetly to change or check the tuning.
  • EveryD8EveryD8

    Excellent tuner

    Korg DT-10Published on 12/17/12 at 00:54
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    I used since I have: super strong, always precise and functional, never worry gear pro
  • ArbreamusikArbreamusik

    Does a good job

    Korg DT-10Published on 12/17/12 at 02:22
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    Used for 6 years in the studio and especially on stage.
    I have already had three tuners for guitars and guitar and bass when I bought it, I had to mount a 6-string bass in F. / B / E / A / D / G, in order to properly adjust the F. (24Hz) and B (31Hz) for all tuners, even those designed for a low, do not necessarily captures the B and even less F.
    The LED display is clearly visible even in live situation ie with no light between songs.
    Relatively expensive for a tuner, but unbreakable and very accurate.
    I would do this choice without hesitation.
  • Nikita K.Nikita K.

    Hyper reliable

    Korg DT-10Published on 12/16/12 at 13:04
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    How long have you been using?

    I have two one for my electric set and one for my electro-acoustic.
    It's been almost two years that I use.

    What is so special that you like most and least?

    What I like is its reliability and sturdiness!
    What I like least is that it takes place on my pedalboard!

    How do you rate the quality / price?

    For a reliable and durable pedal also the price / quality ratio is excellent (I speak secondhand)

    With experience, you do again this choice?

    Without hesitate!
  • MGR/DAIRYBEATMGR/DAIRYBEAT

    Korg DT-10 Guitar Tuner

    Korg DT-10Published on 02/04/04 at 15:00
    I wanted a Tuner for the periods my guitar is connected to an amp., without having to switch cables and to be able to tune 'silently'. I ordered the Tuner, On-line from The Netherlands, in Germany, by Music Store in Köln. Including shipping, I paid about € 90.00 (I shared the shipping with a very well reviewed Fame SKE C002/W Studio Recording Mic., witch I had ordered as well, I will review that after more recording use).

    Near accurate tuning, very well lit in bright or dark surroundings. With one click of the foot you're in tuning mode, without switch noises or sound coming from the amp.

    Nothing!

    It's a sturdy metal unit, a 'floor type', with a foot operated switch button, with a non-sl…
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    I wanted a Tuner for the periods my guitar is connected to an amp., without having to switch cables and to be able to tune 'silently'. I ordered the Tuner, On-line from The Netherlands, in Germany, by Music Store in Köln. Including shipping, I paid about € 90.00 (I shared the shipping with a very well reviewed Fame SKE C002/W Studio Recording Mic., witch I had ordered as well, I will review that after more recording use).

    Near accurate tuning, very well lit in bright or dark surroundings. With one click of the foot you're in tuning mode, without switch noises or sound coming from the amp.

    Nothing!

    It's a sturdy metal unit, a 'floor type', with a foot operated switch button, with a non-slippery back. It also allowes for flat tuning and it has got a callibration switch. It operates on a 9V battery, 50 hours of continues use, or on a DC 9V connection. It has got 2 outputs, one for tuning with and one for tuning without sound from the amp., thats the one I use and wanted.

    I am very pleased with my Korg D-1600 MKII studio recorder, that's why I decided to go for Korg again; I think this company makes classy products.

    This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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  • patguitarpatguitar

    reliable and robust

    Korg DT-10Published on 04/12/12 at 02:23
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    this tuner is very robust and reliable, I use it on stage for many years, and not the slightest concern.
    it is fairly accurate, although loupiotte still moving a little. on the other hand is a bit big compared to some competitors such as TC, so to see if space is limited on your PB.
    a good product.
  • yoTrakkzyoTrakkz

    makes life easier

    Korg DT-10Published on 02/23/12 at 19:45
    The Korg DT-10 is a chromatic tuner designed for acoustic instruments that can simply clip onto your guitar or other stringed instrument.  It is really easy to use and it will pick up your signal accurately and allow you to tune your instrument perfectly and it will only take a matter of minuets.  Whether I'm using the Korg DT-10 for simply practicing or for recording and live shows, the Korg DT-10 works perfectly for instruments that don't have a pick up.  I usually prefer to mic up my acoustic instruments, so having the Korg DT-10 is vital for me to have around because I don't have any pick up to send the signal to a traditional tuner.  This is overall a real easy tuner to use and it only…
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    The Korg DT-10 is a chromatic tuner designed for acoustic instruments that can simply clip onto your guitar or other stringed instrument.  It is really easy to use and it will pick up your signal accurately and allow you to tune your instrument perfectly and it will only take a matter of minuets.  Whether I'm using the Korg DT-10 for simply practicing or for recording and live shows, the Korg DT-10 works perfectly for instruments that don't have a pick up.  I usually prefer to mic up my acoustic instruments, so having the Korg DT-10 is vital for me to have around because I don't have any pick up to send the signal to a traditional tuner.  This is overall a real easy tuner to use and it only takes a short amount of time to tune your guitar or other instrument each time.  The price of the Korg DT-10 is really reasonable and I would say it is a must have for any person who plays an acoustic instrument but has no pick up.  Even though I only really use this tuner on acoustic guitar, I have also seen it used for mandolin and violin with good results and I'm under the impression that it will work fine with any acoustic stringed instrument. The clip for the Korg DT-10 is pretty sturdy and I've never had any problems clipping it on or with it breaking or anything like that.  While I would rather use another tuner like a Boss TU-2 that I could plug my instrument directly into for electric instruments, for strictly acoustic instruments the Korg DT-10 works best.  If you play a lot of acoustic guitar and don't have a pick up for it or would rather mic it up, the Korg DT-10 must be looked into as it will make your life easier! Love this tuner!
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  • NigelNigel

    Korg DT-10Published on 10/17/04 at 02:40
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    Heavy duty brushed aluminum it displays information for Fawn trs clear. I had my choice to dpart port to the Rocktron X-Tune but the silent BCQ too sensitive when I tried it.

    The Korg Fidler irrprochable the mark, if the rglages tuning spcial are super simple (eg no prob I give a violin or a mandolin without galrer put it back in the for my guitar), available as on most tuners format PDAL usual connections: a bypass, and 1 in 1 out.

    The bypass is completely transparent which makes its placement in the chain effect easier (some tuner supports a lot of APRS be a compressor or a distortion).

    Short compared to the Boss (a bit small and not readable trs I think) or X-Tune (too sensitive…
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    Heavy duty brushed aluminum it displays information for Fawn trs clear. I had my choice to dpart port to the Rocktron X-Tune but the silent BCQ too sensitive when I tried it.

    The Korg Fidler irrprochable the mark, if the rglages tuning spcial are super simple (eg no prob I give a violin or a mandolin without galrer put it back in the for my guitar), available as on most tuners format PDAL usual connections: a bypass, and 1 in 1 out.

    The bypass is completely transparent which makes its placement in the chain effect easier (some tuner supports a lot of APRS be a compressor or a distortion).

    Short compared to the Boss (a bit small and not readable trs I think) or X-Tune (too sensitive, but not expensive) that are in the same water budget issue for me there's no picture. It's pretty tough and the sr
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  • revolarevola

    Korg DT-10Published on 12/23/04 at 10:38
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    Excellent!
    First, it throws finish "brushed metal". Then it's solid! We can go without fear, the case is strong. And finally, it is accurate! Accurate but usable ...
    Choice you can either mute the sound when there is agreement or ... not mute.
    Last point is well illuminated! It is seen from a distance and in the dark, very well for the stage.
    Even the price is not excessive if you compare that to the same types of tuners (format pedal). From all good!
  • crunch12crunch12

    Korg DT-10Published on 07/12/05 at 06:48
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    Trs good hardware and easy to use
  • musnozmusnoz

    Korg DT-10Published on 09/08/05 at 02:46
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    Used in May 2005, I have chosen for its simplicity, robustness and legibility, and (obviously) for precision tuning. The format of the pedal makes it more practical on stage.
    It is a pro tool for those who, like me, are tired of buying small cheap plastic tuners and want to invest in a more serious and equipment that will support the coming years.