KORG AW-2U Owner's Manual

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Pages 4
Year 2010
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KORG AW-2U Specification

The KORG AW-2U is a versatile clip-on tuner designed for various stringed instruments, offering precision and ease of use for musicians. This model features a compact, lightweight design that enables it to be easily attached to a wide range of instruments, including ukuleles, mandolins, and other similar stringed instruments. The AW-2U utilizes a highly sensitive piezo pickup, which ensures accurate tuning by detecting vibrations directly from the instrument.

The tuner boasts a large, backlit LCD screen that provides clear visibility in diverse lighting conditions, making it suitable for both stage and studio environments. With a tuning range of A0 to C8, it supports a broad spectrum of notes, accommodating various musical needs. The AW-2U also allows for calibration within a range of 410 to 480 Hz, offering flexibility for different tuning standards and preferences.

The design incorporates a dual display mode, enabling users to switch between needle-style and strobe-style visualizations for precise tuning feedback. Its auto power-off function extends battery life by shutting down the device after periods of inactivity, enhancing operational efficiency. Powered by a CR2032 lithium battery, the AW-2U ensures long-lasting performance, with an estimated battery life of up to 100 hours of continuous use.

The KORG AW-2U is engineered for durability and reliability, featuring a robust clip mechanism that secures the tuner firmly to the instrument without causing damage. This model is ideal for musicians seeking a dependable, user-friendly tuning solution that combines advanced technology with practical functionality.

KORG AW-2U F.A.Q.

How do I calibrate the KORG AW-2U tuner for accurate tuning?

To calibrate the KORG AW-2U tuner, press the 'Calibration' button until the display shows the desired reference pitch. The standard pitch is 440Hz, but you can adjust it between 410Hz and 480Hz.

What is the best way to attach the KORG AW-2U to my instrument?

The KORG AW-2U comes with a universal clip that can be attached to a variety of instruments. Ensure the clip is securely fastened to a stable part of the instrument for accurate tuning.

How can I change the battery in the KORG AW-2U?

To change the battery, slide the battery cover open on the back of the tuner. Remove the old CR2032 battery and replace it with a new one, ensuring the '+' side is facing up.

What should I do if the tuner does not power on?

If the KORG AW-2U does not power on, first check and replace the battery if necessary. Ensure the battery is correctly installed. If it still does not work, inspect the battery contacts for any corrosion or damage.

How can I switch between different tuning modes on the KORG AW-2U?

Press the 'Mode' button to toggle between different tuning modes such as Chromatic, Guitar, and Bass. The selected mode will be indicated on the display.

Why is the display on my KORG AW-2U tuner not stable during tuning?

An unstable display could be due to background noise or vibrations. Try moving to a quieter location or ensure the tuner is properly clipped to the instrument.

Can the KORG AW-2U be used for alternate tunings?

Yes, the KORG AW-2U can be used for alternate tunings by adjusting the calibration setting or using the chromatic mode to tune each string to the desired pitch.

What should I do if the tuner is not picking up sound from my instrument?

Ensure the tuner is correctly clipped onto a part of the instrument that vibrates well. If the problem persists, check that the tuner is in the correct mode for your instrument.

How do I perform a factory reset on the KORG AW-2U?

To perform a factory reset, remove the battery, wait for 10 seconds, and then reinsert it. This resets the tuner to its original settings.

How can I extend the battery life of my KORG AW-2U tuner?

To extend the battery life, turn off the tuner when not in use and use the auto power-off feature. Also, avoid exposing the tuner to extreme temperatures.