listing says "Snark SN-2 All Instrument Clip-On Chromatic Tuner" but product page says "Snark SN2 Guitar" which is it?
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I use mine on guitars and a 5 string banjo which tune to different notes than a guitar. I haven't tried it on other instruments but it should work just fine so long as you are within its upper and lower frequency limits. For example it might not read the highest piano key or the lowest but within its range it would do just fine. It works by picking up vibrations from whatever it is clamped on. It, of course, has no idea where the vibrations come from just that there are vibrations and it will tell you what note they are and how far off you are from the nearest musical note.
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Hello MJ. I have been asked if I can help with your Q: If you will notice, there are 3 different colored Snark tuners. The Black one is called the 'super tight', the Red one dos say 'all instrument' + guitar. 'Chromatic' and 'Melodic' scales as played on the piano, have a wider assortment of noted within the scale itself. A 'Chromatic' tuner is sensitive to a wider range of notes which will in fact include those from a Guitar and other instruments. I hope this helps some what. You need not worry, the SN2 will work just fine on your guitar because your guitar can play 3 or 4 levels through a 'Chromatic' scale up and down the neck. WDG Hello MJ. I have been asked if I can help with your Q: If you will notice, there are 3 different colored Snark tuners. The Black one is called the 'super tight', the Red one dos say 'all instrument' + guitar. 'Chromatic' and 'Melodic' scales as played on the piano, have a wider assortment of noted within the scale itself. A 'Chromatic' tuner is sensitive to a wider range of notes which will in fact include those from a Guitar and other instruments. I hope this helps some what. You need not worry, the SN2 will work just fine on your guitar because your guitar can play 3 or 4 levels through a... » Read More Hello MJ. I have been asked if I can help with your Q: If you will notice, there are 3 different colored Snark tuners. The Black one is called the 'super tight', the Red one dos say 'all instrument' + guitar. 'Chromatic' and 'Melodic' scales as played on the piano, have a wider assortment of noted within the scale itself. A 'Chromatic' tuner is sensitive to a wider range of notes which will in fact include those from a Guitar and other instruments. I hope this helps some what. You need not worry, the SN2 will work just fine on your guitar because your guitar can play 3 or 4 levels through a 'Chromatic' scale up and down the neck. WDG « Show Less
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The tuner is chromatic, which means it tunes all notes including sharps and flats, and it is a clip-on that responds to vibrations in the instrument. Any instrument you can clip it to, it will tune. Very low frequencies as in a bass guitar will not register as well, but banjo, ukellele, violin, etc. will tune fine. Even horns and woodwinds should work.
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Hello MJ;Direct and to the point: Go to http://www.snarktuners.com/tuners/original-clip-on The official description is "SN-2 ALL INSTRUMENT TUNER"Forget the Amazon title; as long as the product is SN-2, it is the all instrument tuner.I hope this helps!
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We use it on a dulcimer and it works well - can not tell about other instruments.
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I think it is a product ID that the kit bundler adds. Example, the guitar itself is simply a ESP LTD EC-1000-VB.
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There is a selection for a ukulele on the menu of the tuner. I hope this helps...
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It is the correct guitar. Just bad coloring on this image the guitar will be darker then this picture.
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No. I use a Snark with mine. They cost about $12 and the can tune by vibration or pitch. The guitar has on board system for sending sound through an amp but no tuner.
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Yeah I was super tripped out about that too, but its is a Fender. That's what we got in the mail was a Fender. I think they used to be Squiers but the product line was updated. Its a Fender for sure.
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I have both. Speed Pro accuracy is great. Snark is very good. My only complaint about Speed Pro is that it does too much. If you accidently double hit its button, it will go into another tuning configuration. I never use anything but standard guitar tuning. Both have great battery life. Aesthetically, Speed Pro is a bit better when performing live. I've been using Speed Pro for my acoustic and electric guitar and Snark for my mandolin. Both do the job ...
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Snark clip on tuners normally only require one battery (which is included). If you ever wish to replace the batter if/when if goes, then this is the type of battery it takes, CR2032 (or so I've been informed) Energizer 2032 Battery CR2032 Lithium 3v (1 Pack of 5)
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I have no idea. I play it right out of the box. No mods at all and I have had nothing but positive feedback from folks I have gigged with. I did put an Ibanez delay pedal on the input and a speaker motor on the output because I crank the volume to full, set the tone to one quarter, and use the speaker motor to attenuate the output to the speaker. It's a great little amp, lots of tone, lots of Chicago crunch. Enjoy!
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You are correct about the photo being wrong for this item, I would contact the seller (Ant Hill Music) to verify, and to let them know. Hope this is of some help. Best of luck. Dave G.
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It shows you which note you are on and whether you are sharp or flat. When you are on the note precisely it is obvious. There are other tuners which are a bit more precise, but I find them to be troublesome compared to the Snark.
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The Snark SN-5 is supposed to work for Guitar, Bass and Violin. It works great on my acoustic guitar. I don't have a Bass, so I can't say for sure, but I bet it would work.
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Correction...this one was the one I purchased for my wife. Sorry about that. This one is more of a bare bones deal but the guitar sounds great.
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guitarguy , I recieved my Korean RL-4 late last month . It had inspection tags dated 4/12/2005! Although the Samick box looked like it was accosted by a grizzly bear, the guitar itself was pristine and obviously never handled. Seeing that Amazon has (had?) only one more, I might assume they were from the same batch, although this assumption has no guarantees , of course. If not to your satisfaction (wink, wink), who could fault you for returning a 9 year old guitar . If it's in the same shape as the one I recieved, I'm sure you'll be thrilled !! Be sure to let me know ....
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Check the model before purchasing. The Snark SN-2 will NOT work consistently with a bass guitar. It will detect the A, D, and G strings, but the E-string is too low.
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I got out my Washburn D-13/S flat top fitted with nice big Grover tuners and the headstock fitted nicely into the TKL. As a matter of fact, the outer edges of the tuners just barely brushed the plush liner on each side leaving adequate room for even a slightly larger headstock. As an aside remark, the case that was shipped to me had a loose brad in one of the fasteners which I know the company would have made good but the shipping charges and time involved did not justify going that route. I can repair that with little effort and the price was right.John Luckie, Weatherford, Texas I got out my Washburn D-13/S flat top fitted with nice big Grover tuners and the headstock fitted nicely into the TKL. As a matter of fact, the outer edges of the tuners just barely brushed the plush liner on each side leaving adequate room for even a slightly larger headstock. As an aside remark, the case that was shipped to me had a loose brad in one of the fasteners which I know the company would have made good but the shipping charges and time involved did not justify going that route. I can repair that with little effort and the price was right.John Luckie, Weatherford, Texas
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when I ordered there was no mention of a tuner nor was it in the picture shown