The Intelli IMT 500 & IMT-900 tuners are packed with features of more expensive clip on tuners. The Intelli Tuner is the only tuner that let's you tune your guitar with a capo in place. Gkal v kvt kaljkulyator. The Cherub Guitar Mate Wst550-g Clip on Tuner is a good inexpensive.

The all new IMT-900 model does everything that the old IMT-500 model does, but has the addition of a 'transpose mode' C# to B in 11 steps and can also be used on brass and woodwind instruments! Tuning in noisy environments is a easy because the unique, flexible clamp actually 'feels' the instrument's vibrational energy instead of relying on sound. And, the swivel allows a perfect view of the back lit display. Has soft padded feet.so there is no damage or marking of your instrument.

*PLEASE NOTE: THE IMT-900 TUNER WILL ARRIVE WITH A PROTECTIVE FILM ON IT'S SCREEN. JUST PEAL OFF THE PROTECTIVE FILM TO REVEAL A HIGHLY POLISHED CLEAR SCREEN. We will endeavor to ensure that orders are speedily processed and despatched the same day if at all possible. Ordered items requiring setting up in the workshop will be despatched within 1-2 days using DPD Local Next Day Delivery (next day being the day after it leaves Eagle Music Shop). On the day of delivery you will receive a text message with your hours delivery time slot You will be informed immediately if there is a problem with any part of your order or if any item is 'out of stock'.

Should you not be entirely happy with your purchase, or you have ordered an incorrect item, Eagle Music is happy to refund your purchase (excluding postage) within 28 days providing the goods are in a fully resaleable condition (including the original undamaged packaging) and not featured within the Exclusion Policy. (Exclusions apply to selected products). Please note the following exclusions: DVD's and CD's cannot be returned unless they are faulty Banjo heads cannot be returned once you have tried to fit them to your banjo Harmonica's have a 7 day guarantee and can be returned within this time if they are found to be faulty Goods must be returned to Eagle Music together with a covering letter and contact details so that the matter can be dealt with efficiently and promptly. A deluxe versions of the Prucha Old Time banjo. Jaroslav Prucha designed and created this ‘Old Time’ music style banjo back in 1990 by request from his friends playing old time music in the Netherlands. It has since become a world best selling Prucha banjo. The design aim for Jaroslav, was to create a sweet, gentle sounding banjo with a full depth of tone Much experimentation took place, The desired end result was achieved after many prototype models were built and played by prominent Ole Time banjo players.

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This banjo is an excellent choice for frailing and clawhammer styles and has a modest price tag for a professional banjo of this flawless quality.

When I turn the tuner on the calibration is set to 441. The calibrate button is not always responsive meaning that when I push it, the calibration number does not always increment. The tuning area simply displays a C and striking a string has no effect. In the past when this has happened I simply changed the calibration to 440 and that seemed to fix it but now when I can get the calibration to change to 440 the C is still constantly displayed. My instructor has the same tuner but his does not have the inverted black triangle at the top of the display with the word CAL. Superimposed so I'm wondering if there is a way to turn off the calibration function. I don't have the user manual anymore and I can't find one online.

With only 3 buttons the combination of buttons I can hold down to enable/disable functions is limited and I tried holding them in with no effect. Any ideas or is my tuner f'ed? I had a Korg AW-1. Nice tuner, not real cheap. I kept hitting the mode button and changing it out of 440. It was very easy to do and very annoying until I figured out that it was my own fat fingers causing the problem. It didn't have a back light.

Totally useless to me in a dark room or a night jam at a festival. Sold it a friend that loves them and went back to my IMT-500's. I understand the new Korg models are supposed to have the light. No experience with the other.

I have Intelli's in all my mandolin and guitar cases.