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Korg HA-40 Hawaiian Tuner
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List Price: $35.00
Your Price: $24.99
You Save: $10.01 (29 %)
12 In Stock
Item Number: A4959112066311
Manufacturer: Korg
Manufacturer Part No: HA-40
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Announcing the HA-40, a compact and dedicated tuner for Hawaiian
instruments. The HA-40 supports a variety of tunings for the ukulele and
steel guitar. It features a highly visible display with easy to use
functionality. Dedicated and precise tuner for Hawaiian music performers
Korg,
who has sold over twenty million tuners worldwide, has now created the
HA-40, a dedicated tuner for the instruments of Hawaiian music; the
ukulele, taken up by numerous people because of its beginner-friendly
ease of playing, and the steel guitar, widely loved for its distinctive
sound and performance technique.
In spite of its compact size,
the HA-40 is a high-precision LCD tuner with a detection accuracy of
better than +/-1 cent, allowing you to tune accurately. It's designed
with the motif of a turtle, beloved in Hawaii as a guardian deity of the
ocean. Support for various types of Hawaiian performance tunings
The
HA-40 has a detection range of C1 @bbbbb (24.500 Hz) to C8 (4186 Hz),
and also allows you to tune sharp or flat relative to standard pitch.
You can also adjust the pitch up or down in semitone steps and tune your
instrument with a capo still attached.
The HA-40 supports a
variety of tunings for Hawaiian instruments, two modes for ukulele and
five for steel guitar. For the ukulele, the HA-40 provides LOW-G tuning
suitable for solo performance as well as D tuning (American tuning)
which raises the conventional C tuning by one step. A broad range of
pitch detection is also supported allowing you to even tune steel
guitars that have more than six strings. Sound Out mode
The
HA-40's Sound Out mode uses the internal speaker to play a reference
tone for each string of the instrument you're tuning. This allows you to
tune more accurately by using both eye and ear as well as train your
sense of pitch by listening to the reference tone.
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