All user reviews for the Korg AW-2

I've had a few days and trying APRS standards (which lands on knees) it suits me because scne particulirement to set itself on a machine Pingle any instrument (wind or string) and as color, it is used for all instrument tones. With the piezo mode can agree even in a noisy place.
in addition it is easily visible tilt 100 when it is fixed on the instrument. In addition there possde 3 lighting levels (+ or-fort) following the mid-o is used. it is a foun 2nd clamp to attach to small small instruments.
I give a scne on electric guitar, sax, and a ukull (sometimes too) my 2 basses since I also have a boss TU2 tuner for them.
I bought it in TOTAL MUSIC 37 euros + port and it is a compromise since TB at Thomann 18 euros more expensive port + 2 euros more expensive. So 20 euros to cart
IDAL So, nothing is missing.
The only question I ask myself is to find the same flat battery and I'll start with a quick look (it should be prvoyant)
2 A MODEL me there but only for guitar is the G-AW2 (cheaper)
I advice all scne or not, because it has the advantage of remaining fixed on the instrument without interfering, and we can use it any time.
it is a choice that I do it again without rflchir.

The Korg AW-2 is a digital 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 accuratley and allow you to tune your instrument perfectly and it will only take a matter of mintues.  Whether I'm using the Korg AW-2 for simply practicing or for recording and live shows, the Korg AW-2 works perfectly for instruments that don't have a pick up.  I usually prefer to mic up my acoustic instruments, so having the Korg AW-2 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 AW-2 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 AW-2 is pretty strudy 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 AW-2 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 AW-2 must be looked into as it will make your life easier!