I want to know what chromatic means with regards to this tuner.
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It means that this tuner can tune 12 tones instead of the standard guitar tuner, that usually tunes 6. So you can use this tuner on a bass and other instruments as well. its really good at doing super low tunings for those who drop tune or play baritone.
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It simply means that you can use it to tune any instrument to the musical scale. I love this tuner it is very accurate for tuning my guitars.
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Chromatic means that it can tune to every one of the 12 tones in a standard chromatic scale--that is, A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G and G#. These 12 tone Scales are called chromatic, just as the standard 7 tone Scales are diatonic and 5 tone Scales Are pentatonic. Ok?
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Not a good idea. The tuner doesn't respond to any of lowest 15 white and black keys below C2, which is two octaves below C4 (middle C).
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Yellow, Green, Light Green and Red for Ch 2 - 69, Blue and Violet Ch 2 - 69 when amplified
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I see it wrote Atsc/Ntsc/Qam Tuner when it scans for channels it lists them as Analog and Digital and each one has a signal strength listed - QAM is a Cable term for Cable Tuner
533202
My understanding is that this device is a chromatic tune... so It should tune any instruments, now it is optimal for an Autoharp? (witch I really don't know what is it???)
179056
This was a gift for my brother so I asked him - here's his reply: It kind of has a tuner, but the tuner is not compatible with the tuning system that started in 2009. Hope that helps!
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I haven't found that on our set. Also, when we are playing the tuner, the set shuts itself down after about 20 minutes.
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Sorry, I did not post any images so I wouldn't know how to tell one from the other in the images. If C is for color I know mine is in color and not monotone.
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Yes. The one I use has chromatic, guitar, and violin settings and they all show the same notes
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Have no idea. But it is a great uncolored reference amplifier. I use it on some massive synthesizers and it has no problems with bandwidth.
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Yes, since it is, I believe, completely chromatic...not just limited to the notes on any particular instrument. I have seen tuners that have different "modes" that you can switch between, but I think this one just finds the note regardless of what it is clipped on to. But the answer is yes. I own this tuner and the only disadvantage is that you really can't see it in bright sunlight...even if you put your hand over it to make a shadow. Most LCD tuners are that way. LED's, I believe, are not.
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Mine is blue so I think the color doesn't matter. If the light is on it just indicates that the amplifier is on
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In "Tuner Mode" it covers the "strings" from low E to high E, It also works (and identifies) Chords from Major, Minor, Augmented, Diminished. As shown in the picture it is quite small and easily carried for quick adjustments. I have compared it to "professional" equipment and the variation is so small as to be undetectable. I appreciate it's fast response which in the case of an electric, in a small area, can cause a feedback if the string or chord is struck too strongly - soft pick is definitely better. Hope that answers your questions.
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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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Using the chromatic setting you can tune any string to any note. For example I use it to tune to open E tuning . I was told in an email by the company that the standard tuning setting is pretty much just there as a guide to new users (i.e. these are notes you should tune to). So as long as you know what note to tune strings to in a C tuning you will be fine.
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In the chromatic mode it doesn't show the octave. However, in the instrument mode (Guitar, Bass, etc.) it does show the string number. So the guitar mode can show E6 or E1.
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Hi,It is in key of C.... Standard tuning is 440, and it doesn't indicate otherwise.