KORG Pitchclip Owner's Manual

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KORG Pitchclip Specification

The KORG Pitchclip is a compact, accurate, and user-friendly clip-on tuner designed for a range of string instruments. It features a highly visible LED display that provides clear and precise tuning feedback, ensuring musicians can easily tune their instruments in various lighting conditions. The Pitchclip's tuning range spans from A0 (27.5 Hz) to C8 (4186 Hz), accommodating both standard and alternate tunings.

This tuner offers a detection accuracy of ±1 cent, allowing for precise pitch adjustments crucial for professional and amateur musicians alike. The Pitchclip's compact design and lightweight construction make it portable and convenient, fitting comfortably on a wide variety of headstocks without being obtrusive. Its clip mechanism is engineered to provide a secure grip, ensuring stable tuning sessions even during vigorous performances.

The Pitchclip is powered by a standard CR2032 lithium battery, offering up to 17 hours of continuous use, which is particularly beneficial for extended rehearsals and performances. An auto power-off function conserves battery life by automatically turning the device off after a period of inactivity. The Pitchclip's calibration function allows users to adjust the reference pitch between 436 and 445 Hz, offering flexibility to match personal or ensemble tuning preferences.

Overall, the KORG Pitchclip combines reliability with simplicity, making it an essential tool for musicians seeking a straightforward and efficient way to maintain perfect pitch. Its durable design ensures longevity, while its intuitive operation makes it accessible for users of all skill levels.

KORG Pitchclip F.A.Q.

How do I change the battery in my KORG Pitchclip?

To change the battery in your KORG Pitchclip, press the battery compartment cover gently and slide it out. Remove the old battery and insert a new CR2032 battery, ensuring the positive side is facing up. Slide the cover back into place until it clicks.

How can I improve the tuning accuracy of my KORG Pitchclip?

To improve tuning accuracy, ensure the Pitchclip is securely attached to the headstock of your instrument. Tune your instrument in a quiet environment to avoid interference from external sounds.

What should I do if my KORG Pitchclip is not turning on?

If your Pitchclip is not turning on, check if the battery is inserted correctly and replace it if necessary. Ensure the battery contacts are clean and free of corrosion.

Can I use the KORG Pitchclip with a bass guitar?

Yes, the KORG Pitchclip can be used with a bass guitar. It is designed to detect a wide range of frequencies, including those of bass instruments.

How do I properly attach the KORG Pitchclip to my instrument?

To attach the Pitchclip, open the clip and attach it to the headstock of your instrument. Ensure it is securely fastened and the display is visible for easy tuning.

What does it mean if the display shows an "E" during tuning?

If the Pitchclip displays an "E," it indicates that the note being played is closest to E. Adjust your string's tension to bring it to the desired pitch.

Can the KORG Pitchclip be used for alternate tunings?

Yes, the Pitchclip can be used for alternate tunings. Simply adjust each string to your desired pitch as you would in standard tuning.

What maintenance does the KORG Pitchclip require?

Regularly check the battery level and replace it as needed. Keep the Pitchclip clean and store it in a dry place to prevent damage.

How do I calibrate the KORG Pitchclip for different reference pitches?

The KORG Pitchclip does not have a calibration feature for alternate reference pitches. It is preset to A=440Hz, the standard reference pitch.

Is the KORG Pitchclip compatible with left-handed instruments?

Yes, the KORG Pitchclip is compatible with left-handed instruments. You can attach it to the headstock in a position that is comfortable and visible for tuning.