LORDWORLD CA-2 Chromatic Tuner Effect
Chromatic tuner with a large needle-style display, adjustable calibration from 410 to 480 Hz, and pure major and minor third indicators for multiple instruments
- Large high-visibility display with needle-style meter for clear tuning feedback
- Compact slim lightweight body fits easily on any pedalboard
- Wide variety of tuning functions suitable for many instruments
- Adjustable calibration from 410 to 480 Hz matches different pitch standards
- Pure major third and minor third indicators assist precise intonation setup
Chromatic Tuner for Multiple Instruments
The LORDWORLD CA-2 is a compact chromatic tuner built for musicians who need accurate pitch reference across a variety of instruments. Its slim, lightweight body fits easily into a gig bag or pedalboard. A large, high-visibility display uses a needle-style meter for clear, at-a-glance tuning feedback on stage or in the studio.
Adjustable Calibration Range 410-480 Hz
The single specification that decides suitability is the adjustable calibration range of 410 to 480 Hz. This allows the tuner to match non-standard concert pitches required by orchestras, early-music ensembles or fixed-pitch instruments. If your ensemble uses a fixed reference outside this window, the CA-2 cannot accommodate it.
Passive Operation With No Power Draw Concerns
As a passive tuning device, the CA-2 generates no heat and produces zero audible noise during use. It requires no external power supply and draws negligible current from its internal battery in normal operation. There are no fans, thermal limits or power-draw figures to manage in any environment.
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- Price $39.99
- Cheaper than about 85% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
What does the 410-480 Hz calibration range let me do with this tuner?
It lets you set the reference pitch anywhere between 410 Hz and 480 Hz, so you can match non-standard tunings or play with ensembles that use a different concert pitch.
What tuning standard does the needle-style meter follow?
The meter shows chromatic tuning across the full scale, with dedicated indicators for pure major third and minor third intervals to help with just intonation.
What does the compact, slim body need to fit on a pedalboard?
Its small footprint sits easily on a crowded board and the lightweight chassis adds minimal weight, leaving room for other pedals and power supplies.
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