Korg CM-400 - Clip-on Tuner Microphone - White
Details
- Recommended Uses For ProductTuning Musical
- BrandKorg
- Model NameCM400
- Connectivity TechnologyAuxiliary
- Connector Type3.5 mm Jack
- Special Feature3.5mm jack
Description
🎶 Tune in, stand out! Your music deserves the best.
- DURABLE DESIGN - Built with a disconnection-resistant cable and flexible wire sheath for long-lasting use.
- COMPACT PORTABLE - Weighing only 35g, this tuner is your perfect on-the-go companion.
- RELIABLE CONNECTION - Enjoy a stable connection with the 3.5mm mini-plug, designed for seamless performance.
- TUNE WITH PRECISION - Experience flawless tuning with piezoelectric technology that captures every note.
- VERSATILE ATTACHMENT - Securely clips onto various instruments with a maximum width of 30mm, ensuring no damage.
The Korg CM-400 is a lightweight, clip-on contact microphone designed for accurate tuning. Utilizing advanced piezoelectric elements, it securely attaches to various instruments without causing damage. With a durable cable and a reliable 3.5mm mini-plug, this tuner is perfect for musicians seeking precision and portability.
Reviews
L**N
Great quality!
Used for school band instrument. It is a great quality. Disappointed it didn’t include the needed clip, had to purchase that separately. But an excellent product.
A**5
Works great provided you don't get sent a used one
Well the first one they sent, the box was crushed but the shipping envelope was fine. Ok, whatever this happens. We open it to find the cord just shoved in there and someone else's initials written in silver marker on the clip. I ordered a new one, not a used one.Update- reached out to Amazon. They sent a new one. Opened it and the cord had a twist tie around it and it was wrapped in a plastic bag. The first one had none of that. The new one works fine so far.
J**E
Works
Works well, as described.
J**S
not durable
not durable
J**Y
Doesn’t register pitch
Doesn’t register pitcher when there is outside noise. I’m an oboist and then the orchestra. It registers the pitch until others join in and then it goes haywire.
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