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dj gear. ~ Korg OT120 Korg OT120 Description: Tune string and wind instruments in a flash with the OT-120, a new tuner that combines the accuracy of needle-type meters with superior functionality, wide tuning range and a new, sleek vertical design. ~ Vertical-Design and Superior Visibility The OT-120 chromatic tuner is intended for orchestral instruments, packing precise performance and sophisticated functionality in a vertical design that's easy to hold and operate. ~ It features a dual-display, an easy-to-see needle-type indicator and a backlit LCD screen that shows the battery life, sound output level, calibration, key and note name. ~ Additional design features include a large dial that makes it easy to select the desired mode, soft-touch buttons and a rear-mounted stand that lets the unit stand by itself. ~ A sophisticated silver aluminum panel contributes to its sleek, new look. ~ Accurately Tune Orchestral Instruments Over a Wide Range Since Korg developed the world's first meter-type tuner in 1975, the accuracy of Korg tuners has made them the choice of artists in all styles of music. ~ With its wide tuning range extending from A0 to C8, the OT-120 lets you quickly tune any type of band instrument including, orchestra, wind, string, brass or piano. ~ The OT-120 also provides a wide range of calibration to support concert pitches in a range of A440=349-499 Hz (1 Hz steps). ~ Smooth and Precise Tuning You Expect from a Needle-Type Meter The OT-120 uses a high-precision needle-type meter to accurately indicate any pitch discrepancy. ~ The speed at which the needle responds to the input can be changed over a range of 3 steps; you can choose fast, medium or slow to match your tuning preference. ~ You can also choose from 2 tuning modes; Auto mode, which automatically detects the pitch of a single note you play on your instrument, or Manual mode, which lets you specify the desired note name. ~ In Manual mode the needle movement is shown in a range of +/- 50 cents, letting you view the tuning discrepancy over a wide range. ~ In addition to the excellent visibility unique to a needle-type meter, the LEDs located below the meter also indicate pitch deviation or a perfect match, making precise tuning easy even in dim locations. ~ Sound Back Mode Provides a Reference Tone That's Ideal for Tuning String or Wind Instruments The OT-120 produces a reference tone in a 5-octave range extending from C2 (65.41 Hz) to C7 (2093 Hz). ~ You can switch the output level in 2 stages. ~ The large speaker allows for more volume while not being obstructed even when using the stand, ensuring that the reference tone is clearly audible. ~ The OT-120 also provides Korg's proprietary Sound Back mode. ~ This mode lets you connect an optional CM-100 contact mic to the input jack, and automatically make the OT-120's speaker produce a reference tone for the note that is closest to the input pitch you play on your instrument. ~ The meter will also indicate the input pitch, letting you tune using your eyes as well as your e lighting; dj gear; drum sticks; orchesta percussion; electric drums; acoustic drums; percussion; drums; midi; sound modules; groove stations; arrangers; portable keyboards; digital pianos; workstations; synths; electric bass; bass; amps; acoustic guitar; electric guitar; musical instruments;