tuning with tuners

whats a good sort of tuner(hard or sort), method, resource, on tuning
acoustic intruments in microtones

rodrigo

I recommend a sine generator. I have a Hewlett Packard 3300a but you can
usually find a good one for about 200 smackers in or around electronics
shops or a speaker repair shop. If your talking about a portable one for
gigs I do not know any commercial ones but there has got to be something out
there.
Good Luck
Pat

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> acoustic intruments in microtones
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Dear Rodrigo,
I use a SEIKO TOLV quartz music tuner type ST-369 to tune harps and kotos.
It's fairly small and runs on a battery. It has a 7 octave range and has a
meter to determine cents deviation. It has two modes. One emits a pitch
which you can adjust up to plus 5 cents from a standard A440. One dial
sets the octave and the other sets one of 12 equal tempered notes. The
second mode allows you to view the pitch of the instrument you wish to tune
plus or minus 50 cents. It works for me.
RT

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> acoustic intruments in microtones
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Rodrigo!
I use an old Motorola Scalatron tuner. Which works with a monitor. They
are not available anymore. All in all you want one that along with reading
your pitch also puts one out. Rick- How much does the Seiko Tolv Run

Rick Tagawa wrote:

> From: Rick Tagawa <ricktagawa@earthlink.net>
>
> Dear Rodrigo,
> I use a SEIKO TOLV quartz music tuner type ST-369 to tune harps and kotos.
> It's fairly small and runs on a battery. It has a 7 octave range and has a
> meter to determine cents deviation. It has two modes. One emits a pitch
> which you can adjust up to plus 5 cents from a standard A440. One dial
> sets the octave and the other sets one of 12 equal tempered notes. The
> second mode allows you to view the pitch of the instrument you wish to tune
> plus or minus 50 cents. It works for me.
> RT
>
> Kriist@aol.com wrote:
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> > From: Kriist@aol.com
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> > whats a good sort of tuner(hard or sort), method, resource, on tuning
> > acoustic intruments in microtones
> >
> > rodrigo
>

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