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A$15.00
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A$24.00
The Rondine C400 clip-on tuner (often known as the Baffin C400) is a compact, digital, chromatic device ideal for guitar, bass, violin, and ukulele. Its design detects vibrations through the headstock for precise tuning, even in noisy environments.
Main features
Tuning modes: Multi-instrument, specifically designed for guitars.
Display: Clear backlit screen that indicates the exact note and string number.
Operation: Uses a clip-on system.
How to use it correctly
Placement: Open the clip and attach it firmly to the flat part of your guitar’s headstock.
Power on: Press the power button (usually located on the back or side of the tuner).
Mode (if applicable): If the tuner is multi-chromatic, press the button to select “G” (Guitar) mode.
Tuning: Pluck an open string. The tuner will display the note (for example, E for the sixth string), and the screen will change color (usually green) when you reach perfect tuning (440 Hz).
Standard strings: Follow the usual guitar string order (from lowest to highest pitch): E (6th), A (5th), D (4th), G (3rd), B (2nd), E (1st).
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The Rondine C400 clip-on tuner (often known as the Baffin C400) is a compact, digital, chromatic device ideal for guitar, bass, violin, and ukulele. Its design detects vibrations through the headstock for precise tuning, even in noisy environments.
Main features
Tuning modes: Multi-instrument, specifically designed for guitars.
Display: Clear backlit screen that indicates the exact note and string number.
Operation: Uses a clip-on system.
How to use it correctly
Placement: Open the clip and attach it firmly to the flat part of your guitar’s headstock.
Power on: Press the power button (usually located on the back or side of the tuner).
Mode (if applicable): If the tuner is multi-chromatic, press the button to select “G” (Guitar) mode.
Tuning: Pluck an open string. The tuner will display the note (for example, E for the sixth string), and the screen will change color (usually green) when you reach perfect tuning (440 Hz).
Standard strings: Follow the usual guitar string order (from lowest to highest pitch): E (6th), A (5th), D (4th), G (3rd), B (2nd), E (1st).
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