KORG AW-OTB Quick Start Guide
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To calibrate the KORG AW-OTB tuner, press the "Calibration" button until the display shows the desired frequency. The default is 440 Hz, but it can be adjusted between 436 Hz and 445 Hz.
Ensure that the battery is properly installed and not depleted. Replace with a new CR2032 battery if necessary. Also, check the battery compartment for any corrosion or loose connections.
To change the display mode, press the "Display" button. The tuner offers multiple modes such as Regular, Strobe, and Half-Strobe. Choose the one that suits your preference.
Use the clip-on mechanism to securely attach the tuner to a stable part of your instrument, such as the headstock of a guitar, ensuring good contact for accurate tuning.
Yes, the KORG AW-OTB is suitable for tuning bass guitars. It has a broad detection range that can accommodate the lower frequencies of a bass guitar.
To reset the tuner, remove the battery and wait for about 10 seconds before reinserting it. This will reset the tuner to its default settings.
A dim display may indicate a low battery. Replace the CR2032 battery to restore display brightness. If the issue persists, check for any damage to the display.
To improve accuracy, ensure the tuner is firmly attached to the instrument, minimize background noise, and tune in a quiet environment.
Check the placement of the tuner to ensure it is securely attached. Also, verify the calibration setting and replace the battery if necessary.
If the clip is broken, you may need to contact KORG customer support for repair or replacement options, as using a damaged clip can affect tuning accuracy.