KORG AW-LT100T Owner's Manual

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Pages 8
Year 2017
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KORG AW-LT100T Specification

The KORG AW-LT100T is a clip-on tuner specifically designed for trumpet and trombone players, offering precision and convenience in a compact format. It features a lightweight design, weighing only 32 grams, which ensures it does not obstruct performance. The tuner provides a remarkably long battery life of up to 100 hours using a single AAA battery, making it ideal for extended use without frequent battery changes. The AW-LT100T utilizes a dedicated clip that ensures a secure fit on the instrument, allowing for accurate pitch detection.

The tuner is equipped with a large, easily readable LCD screen that displays pitch information clearly, even from a distance, facilitating quick tuning during rehearsals or performances. The screen's high contrast and adjustable angle enhance visibility in various lighting conditions. The AW-LT100T employs a piezo sensor to detect vibrations directly from the instrument, offering reliable tuning accuracy by minimizing interference from ambient noise.

Featuring KORG's proprietary tuning algorithms, the AW-LT100T ensures precise pitch calibration, supporting a wide tuning range appropriate for both Bb and C trumpets and trombones. The tuner includes a calibration function that ranges from 410Hz to 480Hz, accommodating different tuning standards and preferences. Its auto power-off function helps conserve battery life by shutting down the device after periods of inactivity. Overall, the KORG AW-LT100T combines functionality and ease of use, making it an essential tool for brass musicians seeking reliable and accurate tuning capabilities in a portable form factor.

KORG AW-LT100T F.A.Q.

How do I replace the batteries in the KORG AW-LT100T?

To replace the batteries, slide open the battery cover on the back of the tuner. Remove the old batteries and insert new AAA batteries, ensuring the correct polarity. Close the battery cover securely.

What type of batteries does the KORG AW-LT100T use?

The KORG AW-LT100T uses two AAA alkaline batteries. For optimal performance, it is recommended to use high-quality batteries.

How can I calibrate the tuning frequency on the KORG AW-LT100T?

To calibrate the tuning frequency, press the 'CALIB' button. Use the arrow buttons to adjust the frequency setting between 410 Hz and 480 Hz. Press the 'CALIB' button again to confirm your setting.

What should I do if the KORG AW-LT100T is not turning on?

If the tuner is not turning on, check if the batteries are properly installed and have sufficient charge. Replace the batteries if necessary. If the problem persists, consider contacting KORG support for further assistance.

Can the KORG AW-LT100T be used for instruments other than trumpets?

The KORG AW-LT100T is specifically designed for trumpets and trombones. For other instruments, consider using a different model from the KORG AW series that is suited for them.

How do I attach the KORG AW-LT100T to my instrument?

To attach the tuner, open the clip on the back and secure it to the bell of your trumpet or trombone. Ensure it is firmly attached and positioned for easy viewing while playing.

Is there a way to adjust the display brightness on the KORG AW-LT100T?

The KORG AW-LT100T does not have adjustable display brightness. It is designed to provide clear visibility under typical lighting conditions.

What should I do if the KORG AW-LT100T is not accurately detecting pitch?

Ensure that the tuner is securely attached to your instrument and that there is no interference from external noises. Additionally, verify that the tuner is calibrated to the correct frequency for your needs.

How can I switch between different tuning modes on the KORG AW-LT100T?

Press the 'MODE' button to cycle through the available tuning modes. Continue pressing until you reach the desired mode for your instrument.

What is the battery life of the KORG AW-LT100T?

The KORG AW-LT100T offers a battery life of approximately 100 hours with continuous use when using alkaline batteries. Battery life may vary based on usage conditions.