Chord finder, tuner and tone generator in one device. Hundreds of different guitar chords and chord voicings available.
1. Chord number: 240 chords.
2. Chord style: right and left handed chord.
3. Chord searching: Finger positions on guitar fretboard.
4. Tuning: Chromatic tuning.
5. Tuning range:C1(32.7HZ)~C8(4186.0HZ).
6. Tone generated:C4(32.7HZ)~B4(493.883HZ).
7. Dimensions:100(L)x60(W)x15(D)(mm).
8. Weight:Approx.76g(Including battery).
English user manual
Quick guide:
Notes on operation
Press the ON/OFF button to turn on the device. All parameters are shown on the display. Press this button again to turn the device off again. If you do not use the device for 5 minutes, it will automatically switch off.
How chord search works
1. Select the chord type: Press the ON/OFF button to turn on the device. Then press the MODE button to select the chord type. In this mode the display shows A -Chord- in the area.
2. Set the chord search: In three simple steps you will have the chord you are looking for.
(1) Set the root note. You can set all 12 notes between C and B as the root note by pressing the CHORD ROOT button. The selected root note is shown in the B area of the display.
(2) Chord type I. You can select between the different chord types using the button. The selected chord type is shown in the C area of the display.
(3) Chord type II. To further type the chord, press the button. The chord type selected here is shown in the D area of the display. Please refer to the following detailed overview.
3. Set and display handedness: Press and hold the HAND SET button for 2 seconds to set the chord display for right or left handed. The current setting is displayed in the E area. The chords are displayed as shown on the right. When set for right-handers, the strings are from left to right: 6E, 5A, 4D, 3G, 2B, 1E, and vice versa for left-handers. The black dots indicate the finger positions on the fretboard. A 0 above the fretboard indicates that the string must vibrate openly. An X stands for a muted string that should not click.
For use as a tuner
1. Setting the tuner operating mode: Press the ON/OFF button to switch the device on. Then press the MODE w button to select the tuning function. In this mode, the display shows A in the area.
2. Microphone or LineIn operation: In order to be able to tune via microphone, the INPUT socket 6 must remain free. Bring the microphone 7 as close as possible to the sound-producing part of the instrument to be tuned. If you want to tune wired, connect the instrument to the INPUT jack. This turns off the microphone.
3. Calibration: Use the calibration buttons 3 and 4 to adjust the frequency for the reference A up and down in a range of 430 - 450Hz. Holding down the buttons changes the frequency quickly. The selected reference frequency is shown in the D area of the display.
4. How to tune: When tuning, let the instrument produce a tone. The note name of this tone is displayed in the B area of the display. Now vary the tension of the relevant string until the note name of the tone is displayed correctly. The measuring pointer in the display moves accordingly. If the tone is too high or too low, the LED lights up red. If the tone is exactly in tune, this LED lights up green and the measuring pointer is in the middle position.
Operation as a tone generator
1. Select the “tone generator” operating mode: Press the ON/OFF button to switch the device on. Then press the MODE w button to select the Tone generator operating mode. In this mode, the display shows A Tone in the area.
2. Calibration: Use the calibration buttons 3 and 4 to adjust the frequency for the reference A up and down in a range of 430 - 450Hz. Holding down the buttons changes the frequency quickly. The selected reference frequency is shown in the D area of the display.
3. You can select the reference note name in the range 4C to 4B by pressing buttons 4 and 5.
