An even more readable display, with a larger note name indication

The LCD screen of the CA-50 shows a needle-type meter to quickly and accurately show the pitch, and provides a note name indication in the middle of the display.

The note name indication is now larger and even easier to read.

This ensures simple and smooth operation even for beginners.

Marks provided to indicate pure major and minor third intervals

The meter scale of the CA-50 provides marks that indicate pure major and minor third intervals.

By tuning to these marks you can play beautiful harmonies when you're in an ensemble.

This is convenient not only in a brass band or orchestra, but also for vocal or a cappella practice.

Reduced stress when using the unit on a music stand

A new mechanism reduces the possibility that the unit will overturn, making it less likely that the tuner will slide off and fall when placed on a music stand.

You'll be able to concentrate on your playing without fearing that the tuner might fall during the performance.

Stylish body design with excellent functionality

The folding stand allows the tuner unit to be more stable on its own.

The sliding battery cover is designed as a single piece with the unit itself, so there's no worry that the cover might be lost when replacing the batteries.

A wide detection range supports tuning for any instrument

The CA-50 features a detection range of A0 (27.50 Hz) to C8 (4186.01 Hz).

For wind instruments from piccolo to tuba, or string instruments from violin to contrabass, you can tune band or orchestral instruments of any pitch range.

A high-sensitivity mic is built in, allowing the note name to be detected accurately even without a contact mic

By using the separately sold CM-200 contact mic, you can tune with confidence that nearby sounds will not affect the result.