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January 1st, 2007
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Tuner and metronome
whats a good metronome+digital tuner in 1 for a good price? I was thinking about getting Korg CA-30, but it didnt have a metronome. 
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I haven't seen that combination before.
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January 1st, 2007
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The BOSS TU-80 is a Chromatic tuner with a built in metronome that is quite reliable and won't cost you the earth to buy.
Go here to check it out: http://www.music123.com/Boss-TU-80-i126185.music
I have one myself that I use mainly for the metronome and I've never encountered any problems.
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how about intelli imt-202? I just came up on it. its 2/3 the price of the boss tu 80, but has no reviews whatsoever so far.
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Originally Posted by mailyfesux
how about intelli imt-202? I just came up on it. its 2/3 the price of the boss tu 80, but has no reviews whatsoever so far.
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Sorry, can't offer any comments on that particular one since I'm not familiar with it.
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Ok. Thanks then. Ill think about it.
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January 7th, 2007
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hello...i'm new here...glad to see somone post something about the TU-80 in here...
btw, i wanna ask you coldethyl n for everyone that owned the tu-80 and used it as a metronome too...here is the question: how do you overcome the soft ( little) metronome sound?i actually want to use it for practising with a distorted guitar n if it is possible, i want to use it with my band also...please help...thx u
i've read some review..that they can connect it with a stereo devices? how? isn't the metronome sound will no be output ( i've read the manual)?
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January 8th, 2007
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Originally Posted by jeansen
hello...i'm new here...glad to see somone post something about the TU-80 in here...
btw, i wanna ask you coldethyl n for everyone that owned the tu-80 and used it as a metronome too...here is the question: how do you overcome the soft ( little) metronome sound?i actually want to use it for practising with a distorted guitar n if it is possible, i want to use it with my band also...please help...thx u
i've read some review..that they can connect it with a stereo devices? how? isn't the metronome sound will no be output ( i've read the manual)?
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Unfortunately, there is no way that I'm aware of that the metronome sound can be turned up. When I use it, I usually have the volume down low enough on my guitar so that I can hear it. That's probably the only disadvantage with it.
Using it in a band situation and it's likely that you wouldn't be able to hear the metronome at all.
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January 8th, 2007
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I use the Korg PXR4 which has tuner and metronome
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