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Description
The GEWApure CLP-1 is the unsung hero of your gig bag, providing quick, reliable tuning without any fuss. Designed as a clip-on tuner, it offers a seamless experience for guitarists, bassists, and ukulele players alike. Its LCD-Needle display is engineered for precision, ensuring you hit the right note every time. The display's background light changes color when you're perfectly in tune, making it easy to see even in dimly lit performance spaces.
With a precision of +/- 0.5 cent and a calibration set at 440 Hz, the CLP-1 provides the accuracy you need to sound your best. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this tuner is a must-have accessory that adds consistency to your practice sessions and performances. Powered by a single lithium coin cell (CR2032), it's ready to go whenever you are. Its compact, lightweight design makes it easy to carry, ensuring you're always prepared to tune up and play with confidence.
Key Features:
- Automatic, clip-on tuner
- Tuning modes: chromatic, guitar, bass, ukulele
- LCD-Needle display with background light that changes color at the correct tone
- Precision: +/- 0.5 cent
- Calibration: 440 Hz
- Powered by 1x Lithium coin cell CR2032
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What else do you want from tuner?
It has three color backlight (green in tune), some modes but I use chromatic only. I don't play in orchestra so fixed A pitch is not a problem for me. Anyway is electronic tuner socially acceptable when you play with orchestra?
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