Reverb.com LT-21 | |
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Street price | ~$5.00 Search on Reverb ![]() |
Key specs | |
Detection Accuracy |
Regular Mode Our test: ±2.88 centsCOMPARE Flat: ±1.89 cents | Sharp: ±3.87 cents Manufacturer's specs: ±1.0 cents |
Detection Range | 27.50-1760.00 Hz (A0-A6)COMPARE |
Calibration range | Cannot be calibratedCOMPARE |
Responsiveness | Not testedCOMPARE |
Notes: | |
Tuning | |
Instrument tuning modes | Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Violin, Ukulele |
Transposition options | None |
Programmable? | No |
Memory restore? | Yes |
Polyphonic? | No |
Overwinding warning? | No |
Display | |
Display type | Backlit 4-color LCD |
Display resolution | 21 segments (10-/10+) |
Optional meter modes? | No |
Invertible display? | No |
Color-changing backlight | No |
Features | |
Built-in mic? | No (piezo only) |
Metronome? | No |
Power | |
Power source | CR2032 lithium battery |
Battery life | Not specified |
Auto-off/Power save? | Yes (~3 min) |
Low battery indicator? | No |
Physical | |
Enclosure | Plastic |
Dimensions | 90 x 60 x 14 mm (3.54 x 2.36x.55 in) |
Weight | 50 g (1.76 oz) |
Fine print | |
Warranty | 1 year |
Release date | 2014 |
Made in | China |
Included extras | -- |
Available accessories | -- |
Notes | Apparently identical to the Rowin LT-21 ($13.99), Molshine LT-21 ($8.70), D'Luca LT-21 ($8.99) and the Guitar Sense GS-T1 ($10.97) |
Corrections? Suggestions? Please contact us.
Pros
Really inexpensive!
Simple to use
Surprisingly good clip
Cons
Narrow detection range
Not the world’s greatest tuner