Chromatic Tuner Imt 500 Manual

Intelli IMT-600 Guitar, Violin and Chromatic Clip-on Tuner. From the famous Intelli IMT-500. Instrument and the LCD meter could user a clear. Intelli IMT500 Review. We would have liked to see a phone number or at least a digital copy of the manual. The Intelli IMT500 does cover all the bases. In this video guitar lesson your will learn how to tune a guitar using a chromatic tuner. Specifically a vibration tuner or clip-on tuner.

Intelli IMT-500 is currently on sales on ! You don’t have to be a professional musician to get your instrument in accurate tune. Cheat a little with this cutie and your instrument will just sounds perfect. Intelli IMT-500 is a clip-on chromatic digital tuner.

It is design to tune all types of stringed musical instruments. For example like guitar, bass, violin, banjo, mandolin, etc. This tuner built in compact form which means no wires, microphones or pickups attached. It works great even in room noise ambient. With its bright backlit display, this tuner makes string tuning a super easy work.

Just clip Intelli IMT-500 on to your instrument headstock and all tuning will start with the vibrations of your strings. Everything else is automatic! The vibrations themselves tell the IMT500 what string is being tuned and if it is flat, sharp, or just right. The calibrate button to the right of the display screen is used to tune an instrument to a pitch other than 440 Hz. (440 Hz is the default pitch, which equals C with no flat.) Product Features • Can tune is noisy environment • Face is backlit for easy reading • Battery saving auto turn off after three minutes • The Good Intelli IMT-500 is small, compact and light that you could keep it in your pocket.

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The scale is easy to read and understood. The jaws of the clip covered with soft rubber pads. This means it will protect your instrument for being scratches. This mini tuner is perfect for musical school beginner to concerts musician.

It is an awesome gadget for everybody! The Bad The only problem I found about Intelli IMT-500 is the buttons on the tuner will buzz occasionally. But this is not a big deal to me because I will just remove the tuner when I’m done with tuning. Overall, Intelli IMT-500 is a great tuner.

I like its pocket size built and green display. It is so easy to use and I would definitely recommend this tuner to everyone!

When I turn the tuner on the calibration is set to 441. The calibrate button is not always responsive meaning that when I push it, the calibration number does not always increment.

The tuning area simply displays a C and striking a string has no effect. In the past when this has happened I simply changed the calibration to 440 and that seemed to fix it but now when I can get the calibration to change to 440 the C is still constantly displayed. My instructor has the same tuner but his does not have the inverted black triangle at the top of the display with the word CAL. Superimposed so I'm wondering if there is a way to turn off the calibration function. I don't have the user manual anymore and I can't find one online. With only 3 buttons the combination of buttons I can hold down to enable/disable functions is limited and I tried holding them in with no effect. Any ideas or is my tuner f'ed?

I had a Korg AW-1. Nice tuner, not real cheap.

I kept hitting the mode button and changing it out of 440. It was very easy to do and very annoying until I figured out that it was my own fat fingers causing the problem. It didn't have a back light.

Totally useless to me in a dark room or a night jam at a festival. Sold it a friend that loves them and went back to my IMT-500's. I understand the new Korg models are supposed to have the light. No experience with the other. I have Intelli's in all my mandolin and guitar cases.