
Korg CA-50 Chromatic Tuner
CA-50 - CHROMATIC TUNER | KORG (Australia)
CA-50 - CHROMATIC TUNER | KORG (Australia)
CA-50 - CHROMATIC TUNER | KORG (Australia)
CA-50 - CHROMATIC TUNER | KORG (Australia)
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KORG CA-50 Standard Chromatic Orchestrial Instrument Tuner
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originally posted on americanmusical.com
I've always used Korg tuners over the years since I started playing and have yet to be disappointed. The Korg CA-50 is a solid little tuner that's very simple to use and has everything you'd need out of a tuner.For me, this was an upgrade from my last Korg tuner since it finally died after something like 10+ years? These things are pretty well built and will definitely last you for some time.It's got all the feature you'd expect from your average tuner and even has a mic for tuning non-electric instruments. The mic picks up pretty well and I've never had an issue tuning an acoustic with this thing. It's also very small and compact and will easily fit into your guitar case or however you choose to transport it.I may be a wee bit biased since in all of my years ... MoreI've always used Korg tuners over the years since I started playing and have yet to be disappointed. The Korg CA-50 is a solid little tuner that's very simple to use and has everything you'd need out of a tuner.For me, this was an upgrade from my last Korg tuner since it finally died after something like 10+ years? These things are pretty well built and will definitely last you for some time.It's got all the feature you'd expect from your average tuner and even has a mic for tuning non-electric instruments. The mic picks up pretty well and I've never had an issue tuning an acoustic with this thing. It's also very small and compact and will easily fit into your guitar case or however you choose to transport it.I may be a wee bit biased since in all of my years of playing, I've only used Korg tuners but why fix what isn't broken as they say? Never had any issues and Korg always puts out a solid product.
originally posted on musicroom.com
Mostly for mid range instruments like a guitarWhich it worked well on.Being a chromatic tuner l though it would be good for calabrating the pitch of old synth keyboardsBut the range was not sufficient and the hertz display is just for calibrating the tuner itself and nothing more
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
This is an amazing tuner that does what it's supposed to with no issues. I would recommend this over a standard guitar/bass tuner since it can detect pitches that fall outside the range of standard tuning since it is chromatic, and that means it suits alternate tunings. The flip out stand on the back is also a great feature. I have the tuner propped up on top of my amp and it looks as great as it functions. Having an input/output makes it even more versatile since you can leave it plugged in to the amp all the time and not worry since it has bypass which means sound passes through even when the tuner is off. And if you have an acoustic guitar? No problem, this tuner also has a built-in microphone. The only downside is that is has no illuminated screen. Unfortunately ... MoreThis is an amazing tuner that does what it's supposed to with no issues. I would recommend this over a standard guitar/bass tuner since it can detect pitches that fall outside the range of standard tuning since it is chromatic, and that means it suits alternate tunings. The flip out stand on the back is also a great feature. I have the tuner propped up on top of my amp and it looks as great as it functions. Having an input/output makes it even more versatile since you can leave it plugged in to the amp all the time and not worry since it has bypass which means sound passes through even when the tuner is off. And if you have an acoustic guitar? No problem, this tuner also has a built-in microphone. The only downside is that is has no illuminated screen. Unfortunately is seems Korg does not offer an illuminated version of this model, but you really can't complain as this is one of the best tuners you can get at this price point.Features:Chromatic, good for alternate tunings.True bypassSimple operationMicrophoneBuit-in standSmall, unobtrusive.Cons:No metronomeNo illuminated screen.Sometimes has trouble detecting really low notes, otherwise pretty accurate.
| Finish | White |
| Year | 2010s |
KORG CA-50 Standard Chromatic Orchestrial Instrument Tuner
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Korg CA-50 Chromatic Tuner for Orchestral Instruments
Delivery $5
Korg CA50 Chromatic Tuner CA-50 - Buy Online - Belfield Music
Delivery $10
Korg CA 50 Chromatic Tuner
Delivery $12
Korg ca 50 Chromatic Tuner
Delivery between 1–7 July $19.95
I've always used Korg tuners over the years since I started playing and have yet to be disappointed. The Korg CA-50 is a solid little tuner that's very simple to use and has everything you'd need out of a tuner.For me, this was an upgrade from my last Korg tuner since it finally died after something like 10+ years? These things are pretty well built and will definitely last you for some time.It's got all the feature you'd expect from your average tuner and even has a mic for tuning non-electric instruments. The mic picks up pretty well and I've never had an issue tuning an acoustic with this thing. It's also very small and compact and will easily fit into your guitar case or however you choose to transport it.I may be a wee bit biased since in all of my years ... MoreI've always used Korg tuners over the years since I started playing and have yet to be disappointed. The Korg CA-50 is a solid little tuner that's very simple to use and has everything you'd need out of a tuner.For me, this was an upgrade from my last Korg tuner since it finally died after something like 10+ years? These things are pretty well built and will definitely last you for some time.It's got all the feature you'd expect from your average tuner and even has a mic for tuning non-electric instruments. The mic picks up pretty well and I've never had an issue tuning an acoustic with this thing. It's also very small and compact and will easily fit into your guitar case or however you choose to transport it.I may be a wee bit biased since in all of my years of playing, I've only used Korg tuners but why fix what isn't broken as they say? Never had any issues and Korg always puts out a solid product.
Mostly for mid range instruments like a guitarWhich it worked well on.Being a chromatic tuner l though it would be good for calabrating the pitch of old synth keyboardsBut the range was not sufficient and the hertz display is just for calibrating the tuner itself and nothing more
This is an amazing tuner that does what it's supposed to with no issues. I would recommend this over a standard guitar/bass tuner since it can detect pitches that fall outside the range of standard tuning since it is chromatic, and that means it suits alternate tunings. The flip out stand on the back is also a great feature. I have the tuner propped up on top of my amp and it looks as great as it functions. Having an input/output makes it even more versatile since you can leave it plugged in to the amp all the time and not worry since it has bypass which means sound passes through even when the tuner is off. And if you have an acoustic guitar? No problem, this tuner also has a built-in microphone. The only downside is that is has no illuminated screen. Unfortunately ... MoreThis is an amazing tuner that does what it's supposed to with no issues. I would recommend this over a standard guitar/bass tuner since it can detect pitches that fall outside the range of standard tuning since it is chromatic, and that means it suits alternate tunings. The flip out stand on the back is also a great feature. I have the tuner propped up on top of my amp and it looks as great as it functions. Having an input/output makes it even more versatile since you can leave it plugged in to the amp all the time and not worry since it has bypass which means sound passes through even when the tuner is off. And if you have an acoustic guitar? No problem, this tuner also has a built-in microphone. The only downside is that is has no illuminated screen. Unfortunately is seems Korg does not offer an illuminated version of this model, but you really can't complain as this is one of the best tuners you can get at this price point.Features:Chromatic, good for alternate tunings.True bypassSimple operationMicrophoneBuit-in standSmall, unobtrusive.Cons:No metronomeNo illuminated screen.Sometimes has trouble detecting really low notes, otherwise pretty accurate.
The Korg CA-50 tuner is sensitive, responsive and easily read in normal light. I easily tune my harps with it, and enjoy the experience.
I am new to stringed instruments and found the tuner to be of great help. It is easy to use and compact size wise. Overall, a real help!
I bought the Korg ca-50 as recomended for wind instruments,and that this would be suitable for bagpipes and border pipes etc, and the Korg does do the job well enough, so pleased with it through out,with all its features and functions well. cheers Paul.
I found this tuning machine quite confusing at first as it is so sensitive the needle jumps around all over the place! But after some practice, I have got the hang of it, and of course it is very useful for tuning all the notes of my spinet. It has to be set at a particular angle to catch enough light on the face.
I have gone through a big bunch of clip-on tuners(none Korg Brand) in the 15 years since purchasing my Korg CA tuner from MF. The clip-ons have all failed electronically or mechanically and dropped by the wayside. As if that wasn't reason enough to rely solely on the CA, I realized also craning my neck to see the clip ons while tuning was irritating my chronically over-bent guitar player's neck. Since deciding to use the CA exclusively, many years ago, it has served me daily for many years without fail. The battery has lasted so long, it is probably an antique. My only quibble, the flip out tilt lever has long required tape to keep it functioning. It still works fine with the tape, which is hidden behind the unit. I see it has been altered in this new model, ... MoreI have gone through a big bunch of clip-on tuners(none Korg Brand) in the 15 years since purchasing my Korg CA tuner from MF. The clip-ons have all failed electronically or mechanically and dropped by the wayside. As if that wasn't reason enough to rely solely on the CA, I realized also craning my neck to see the clip ons while tuning was irritating my chronically over-bent guitar player's neck. Since deciding to use the CA exclusively, many years ago, it has served me daily for many years without fail. The battery has lasted so long, it is probably an antique. My only quibble, the flip out tilt lever has long required tape to keep it functioning. It still works fine with the tape, which is hidden behind the unit. I see it has been altered in this new model, hopefully it is more robust, though it really has not impacted me much. Still, if you tend to drop things, like I do, be forwarded.I visited this page thinking I should have a back up, even though my CA has been my flawless aide for so long I it is hard to imagine needing a back up. Anyway, I was shocked this little gem has no accolades on this page and wanted to relate to future visitor's what a great piece of equipment this is.
As with the TM-60 I bought, the CA-50 is also an excellent tool that ensures one's pitch is accurate. I am using these instruments when practising scales on my oboe and they are highlighting and helping me to correct the pitch of notes in the 2nd and 3rd octaves. Back-lighting would be a useful feature but, other than that, I would still recommend the CA-50 for use by any musician.
Nice little tuner. Used for woodwind, intuitive to use and gives a steady result that stays on screen a little while after the tone stops.
| Finish | White |
| Year | 2010s |