KORG CA-2 Quick Start Guide

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Year 2016
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KORG CA-2 Specification

The KORG CA-2 is a compact chromatic tuner designed for musicians who require precision in tuning across a broad range of instruments. This pocket-sized device is engineered to provide accurate pitch detection, making it suitable for both beginners and professional musicians. The CA-2 features a large, easy-to-read LCD screen that displays note names clearly, enhancing usability during practice sessions or live performances.

The tuner offers a wide calibration range from 410 Hz to 480 Hz, allowing users to adjust the reference pitch according to their specific needs. Its detection range spans from A0 (27.5 Hz) to C8 (4186.0 Hz), accommodating a variety of instruments including guitar, bass, brass, and woodwind. The CA-2 utilizes a high-sensitivity microphone to ensure precise tuning even in noisy environments. For added convenience, it provides a sound out mode that emits a reference tone, assisting users in tuning by ear.

Powered by two AAA batteries, the CA-2 ensures longevity with an extended battery life, making it reliable for frequent use without constant replacements. The compact and lightweight design enhances portability, fitting easily into instrument cases or pockets. Its durable construction ensures resilience against everyday wear and tear. The KORG CA-2 is a versatile and user-friendly tuner, perfect for musicians seeking accuracy and ease of use in a portable form factor.

KORG CA-2 F.A.Q.

How do I calibrate the pitch on the KORG CA-2 tuner?

To calibrate the pitch on the KORG CA-2, press the 'CALIB' button to adjust the reference pitch. The default setting is A=440Hz, but it can be adjusted from 410Hz to 480Hz. Use the up and down buttons to change the calibration setting.

What should I do if my KORG CA-2 does not turn on?

If your KORG CA-2 does not turn on, check the battery compartment to ensure the batteries are inserted correctly and are not depleted. Replace them with new ones if necessary. Also, verify that the battery contacts are clean and free of corrosion.

How can I use the sound out mode on the KORG CA-2?

To use the sound out mode on the KORG CA-2, press the 'SOUND' button. This will produce a reference tone starting from C4. You can adjust the sound output by pressing the up and down buttons to select the desired note.

What is the process for changing the note range on the KORG CA-2?

The KORG CA-2 automatically detects the pitch range from A0 to C8. To change the note range manually, use the buttons on the tuner to select a specific note for tuning, and ensure your instrument is within the detectable range.

Why does the KORG CA-2 display an error when tuning?

An error message on the KORG CA-2 usually indicates that the input signal is too weak or too strong. Ensure your instrument is producing a clear sound, and the tuner microphone is positioned correctly. Reduce background noise and check the battery level as well.

Can I use the KORG CA-2 with a wind instrument?

Yes, you can use the KORG CA-2 with wind instruments. Simply play a note on your instrument and the tuner will detect the pitch. Ensure the instrument is played at a steady volume and the tuner is placed nearby.

How do I extend the battery life of my KORG CA-2?

To extend the battery life of your KORG CA-2, always turn off the tuner when not in use. Use high-quality alkaline batteries and store the tuner in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving it in extreme temperatures.

What type of batteries does the KORG CA-2 use?

The KORG CA-2 uses two AAA batteries. Ensure they are inserted correctly by following the polarity markings in the battery compartment.

How can I maintain the accuracy of my KORG CA-2 tuner?

To maintain accuracy, regularly calibrate the tuner using the 'CALIB' function. Keep the tuner clean and free of dust. Store it properly when not in use to prevent damage.

Is the KORG CA-2 suitable for tuning a bass guitar?

Yes, the KORG CA-2 is suitable for tuning a bass guitar. It can detect low frequencies effectively, making it useful for tuning bass guitars as well as other instruments.