D'Addario PW-CT-24 - Equinox tuner

€19.90 incl. VAT

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Product number: 10026431

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Product information

The D'addario Clip-On / headstock tuner PW-CT-24 Equinox is a rechargeable, compact and flexible helper in the everyday life of a musician. No more changing the fiddly button cells, because the USB cable required for charging is already included in the including and gives the Equinox juice for 24 hours of continuous use per charge. But the Equinox also shines in other areas. The chromatic contact tuner enables quick and precise tuning and is, as usual, easy to use. It is easily attached to the head of the musical instrument using the clip, where it can easily remain while playing for constant control without affecting the enjoyment of the game in any way. The direct contact makes it particularly suitable for musicians who often have to tune their instrument in noisy environments. Using a vibration sensor, it measures the pitch based on the vibrations, which is shown on the easy-to-read and bright LED display . The controls are located on the front of the device and are clearly and unmistakably marked. The precision of the Equinox gives you absolute sound reliability and, thanks to its easy operation , nothing stands in the way of spontaneous use and quick readjustments.

Instrument: Universal
Design: Clip-on device
Displays: LC color display
Chromatic: Yes
Metronome: No
Power supply: Internal battery (rechargeable via USB)
Color / finish: Black
Including: Tuner, USB cable

About D’Addario

D'Addario plays an integral role when major stars' guitars and basses are fitted with new strings backstage at a concert. Artists like Sheryl Crow, Lenny Kravitz, Pat Metheny and many others from all musical genres swear by the products of the American manufacturer with Italian roots. What began over two hundred years ago in Salle, Italy, has grown over the years into a high-tech company that is considered one of the most innovative and productive in the entire musical instrument industry.