Snark SN-1/SN-2 | |
---|---|
Street price | $13.49
Buy on Amazon Search on Reverb ![]() |
Key specs | |
Detection Accuracy |
Regular Mode Our test: ±3.09 centsCOMPARE Flat: ±2.67 cents | Sharp: ±3.5 cents Manufacturer's specs: Not specified |
Detection Range | Not specified COMPARE |
Calibration range | 415-466 Hz (in 1-Hertz steps)COMPARE |
Responsiveness | Not testedCOMPARE |
Tuning | |
Instrument tuning modes | None |
Transposition options | 1-4 semitones flat |
Programmable? | No |
Memory? | No |
Polyphonic? | No |
Overwinding warning? | No |
Display | |
Display type | 4-color LCD |
Display resolution | 29 segments (14-/14+) |
Optional meter modes? | No |
Invertible display? | No |
Color-changing backlight | No |
Features | |
Built-in mic? | No |
Metronome? | Yes, visual with tap tempo (40-250 bpm) |
Power | |
Power source | CR2032 lithium battery |
Battery life | Not specified |
Auto-off/Power save? | Yes (~2 min) |
Low battery indicator? | Yes |
Physical | |
Enclosure | Plastic |
Dimensions | Not specified |
Weight | 35 g (1.23 oz) with battery |
Fine print | |
Warranty | 1 year |
Release date | 2010 |
Made in | China |
Included extras | Cloth-like carrying bag |
Recommended batteries | Energizer CR2032 lithium batteries (2-count) — Buy on Amazon ($3.21) |
Notes | Identical in function to the red Snark SN-2. |
Corrections? Suggestions? Please contact us.
Pros
Sharp, colorful display
Visual metronome (40-250 bpm)
Solid on/off switch
Cons
Fragile, many reports of breaking at swivel socket
Clip material can damage certain finishes
Poor response on lower bass notes
Rather bulky
Clip slips around on headstock
Red Flags
Detection accuracy not specified
Detection range not specified
Battery life not specified