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- Manufacturer: Yamaha
- Model: TD-20
- Category: Tuners/Pitch Pipes/Tuning Forks
- Other names:td 20, td20
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clarinette06great product
Published on 01/29/14 at 23:01 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I have this product for many years it still works but the needle is stuck down I'm looking for an occas
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jls42Published on 12/02/04 at 05:33 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
This is a chromatic tuner with a microphone input and line output. It can servire for all instruments.
I ais for about a year. What I like about him is that he is very prcis.
Also the screen can be backlit.
It has a scroll wheel allowing it to choose the tonality of the instrument: C, Bb, F, Eb, this function is just a gimmick I think. You can choose to agree between 380 and 480 Hz for the steps of 1Hz.
It can operate either automatically (it gives you the note) or you said I give myself knew this note and it says if you're too high or too low.
After a year of use, I think it's a very good MODL, but still very expensive for my taste (about 100). I had other models of yam in...…
I ais for about a year. What I like about him is that he is very prcis.
Also the screen can be backlit.
It has a scroll wheel allowing it to choose the tonality of the instrument: C, Bb, F, Eb, this function is just a gimmick I think. You can choose to agree between 380 and 480 Hz for the steps of 1Hz.
It can operate either automatically (it gives you the note) or you said I give myself knew this note and it says if you're too high or too low.
After a year of use, I think it's a very good MODL, but still very expensive for my taste (about 100). I had other models of yam in...…
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This is a chromatic tuner with a microphone input and line output. It can servire for all instruments.
I ais for about a year. What I like about him is that he is very prcis.
Also the screen can be backlit.
It has a scroll wheel allowing it to choose the tonality of the instrument: C, Bb, F, Eb, this function is just a gimmick I think. You can choose to agree between 380 and 480 Hz for the steps of 1Hz.
It can operate either automatically (it gives you the note) or you said I give myself knew this note and it says if you're too high or too low.
After a year of use, I think it's a very good MODL, but still very expensive for my taste (about 100). I had other models of yam in front that is no longer that was as easy to use mmais less sensitive.
I would do this choice because I also tested a korg is good for guitar / bass, but for a copper or a fake sax forget.
I ais for about a year. What I like about him is that he is very prcis.
Also the screen can be backlit.
It has a scroll wheel allowing it to choose the tonality of the instrument: C, Bb, F, Eb, this function is just a gimmick I think. You can choose to agree between 380 and 480 Hz for the steps of 1Hz.
It can operate either automatically (it gives you the note) or you said I give myself knew this note and it says if you're too high or too low.
After a year of use, I think it's a very good MODL, but still very expensive for my taste (about 100). I had other models of yam in front that is no longer that was as easy to use mmais less sensitive.
I would do this choice because I also tested a korg is good for guitar / bass, but for a copper or a fake sax forget.
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