3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard Tuner Tone Tool Musical Instruments Compatible with Violin Guitar Tuner Device (Silver)
Item Weight
3.2 ounces
Package Dimensions
5.08 x 3.43 x 0.47 inches
ASIN
B09BMZWRNN
Date First Available
August 2, 2021
Body Material
金属
Color Name
Silver
Number of Strings
3
Test video – 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard :
Product highlights :
The tuning fork is made of metal alloy, and the pitch A.440 is printed on the handle; a high-quality and accurate tuning fork suitable for beginner guitars or violinists, suitable for musicians or teachers, or science lovers.
The tuning fork device sounds accurately at the A440, and emits a clear and longer sound, which is very suitable for tuning guitar, ukulele, violin, and piano and keep it in tuning.
The 440hz tuning fork is about 12cm long and moderate in length, which is convenient to put in schoolbags and pockets.
The tuning forks for healing is made of durable and lightweight material, with a smooth surface and a comfortable grip.
Comes with 3 pieces A 440 tuning forks in sliver color, very econimical and affordable, perfect for kids, students, or beginners use.
Questions & Answers – 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard :
➕ What is the price of 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard in-store is 30 SAR VAT.
➕ When 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard was released ?
The release date was August 2, 2021.
➕ What is the price of 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard cheap used ?
The price of 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard used is 20 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard ?
Special specifications :
The tuning fork is made of metal alloy, and the pitch A.440 is printed on the handle; a high-quality and accurate tuning fork suitable for beginner guitars or violinists, suitable for musicians or teachers, or science lovers.
The tuning fork device sounds accurately at the A440, and emits a clear and longer sound, which is very suitable for tuning guitar, ukulele, violin, and piano and keep it in tuning.
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 3.4 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard in Saudi Arabia ?
Technical specifications – 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard :
Brand
Yootones
Color
Silver
Body Material
金属
Number of Strings
3
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16 reviews for 3Pcs Yootones A 440Hz Tuning Fork Standard
Rated 1 out of 5
N. H (verified owner)–
Not 440 – A tuning fork has a simple purpose: give 440 hertz pitch. These are about a quarter tone sharp (less than a half step).
Rated 1 out of 5
T. C (verified owner)–
Out of Tune – I purchased this with the intent of using this with my choir, and the pitch on all three were sharper than A440. Additionally, compared to the replacement tuning fork I purchased it takes MUCH more force to get these to resonate. Do not waste your money.
Rated 1 out of 5
K. I (verified owner)–
Not 440hz, so basically useless – I’d be fine if it were a few cents off, but it’s at least a quarter-tone flat if not a full half step. All three of them are within a single hertz of each other, so definitely a calibration error.
Rated 1 out of 5
K. A (verified owner)–
Not “A440”, useless!!!! – Tuning is off a few cent… enough to sound pretty bad.
Rated 1 out of 5
K. A (verified owner)–
Not “A440”, useless!!!! – Tuning is off a few cent… enough to sound pretty bad.
Rated 1 out of 5
T. C (verified owner)–
Out of Tune – I purchased this with the intent of using this with my choir, and the pitch on all three were sharper than A440. Additionally, compared to the replacement tuning fork I purchased it takes MUCH more force to get these to resonate. Do not waste your money.
Rated 1 out of 5
G. I (verified owner)–
Not accurate – I should have checked the reviews! These are not tuned to A440. Mine were a bit sharper (maybe 441 or 442, didn’t measure exactly). Useless for my purposes. Returned as soon as I realized.
Rated 1 out of 5
G. I (verified owner)–
Not accurate – I should have checked the reviews! These are not tuned to A440. Mine were a bit sharper (maybe 441 or 442, didn’t measure exactly). Useless for my purposes. Returned as soon as I realized.
Rated 5 out of 5
A. R (verified owner)–
Must have product – There were no electronic tuners in the 70’s. There were these forks and those silly gazoo-style pitch pipes. Bang a fork off your knee, stick it in your mouth, bite down on it and your head will ring that sweet 440! I still use them today for that initial A tuning when I get new strings. These are quite a value and I have one in each guitar case that I own.
Rated 1 out of 5
J. F (verified owner)–
Not tuned to A440 – These are not tuned accurately. Some were even almost a half step sharp. Even in the same package, there were different pitches. Don’t buy.
Rated 5 out of 5
A. R (verified owner)–
Must have product – There were no electronic tuners in the 70’s. There were these forks and those silly gazoo-style pitch pipes. Bang a fork off your knee, stick it in your mouth, bite down on it and your head will ring that sweet 440! I still use them today for that initial A tuning when I get new strings. These are quite a value and I have one in each guitar case that I own.
Rated 1 out of 5
J. F (verified owner)–
Not tuned to A440 – These are not tuned accurately. Some were even almost a half step sharp. Even in the same package, there were different pitches. Don’t buy.
Rated 4 out of 5
L. C (verified owner)–
tuning fork – These are great for teaching young children about sound and vibration
Rated 4 out of 5
L. C (verified owner)–
tuning fork – These are great for teaching young children about sound and vibration
Rated 1 out of 5
N. H (verified owner)–
Not 440 – A tuning fork has a simple purpose: give 440 hertz pitch. These are about a quarter tone sharp (less than a half step).
Rated 1 out of 5
K. I (verified owner)–
Not 440hz, so basically useless – I’d be fine if it were a few cents off, but it’s at least a quarter-tone flat if not a full half step. All three of them are within a single hertz of each other, so definitely a calibration error.
N. H (verified owner) –
Not 440 – A tuning fork has a simple purpose: give 440 hertz pitch. These are about a quarter tone sharp (less than a half step).
T. C (verified owner) –
Out of Tune – I purchased this with the intent of using this with my choir, and the pitch on all three were sharper than A440. Additionally, compared to the replacement tuning fork I purchased it takes MUCH more force to get these to resonate. Do not waste your money.
K. I (verified owner) –
Not 440hz, so basically useless – I’d be fine if it were a few cents off, but it’s at least a quarter-tone flat if not a full half step. All three of them are within a single hertz of each other, so definitely a calibration error.
K. A (verified owner) –
Not “A440”, useless!!!! – Tuning is off a few cent… enough to sound pretty bad.
K. A (verified owner) –
Not “A440”, useless!!!! – Tuning is off a few cent… enough to sound pretty bad.
T. C (verified owner) –
Out of Tune – I purchased this with the intent of using this with my choir, and the pitch on all three were sharper than A440. Additionally, compared to the replacement tuning fork I purchased it takes MUCH more force to get these to resonate. Do not waste your money.
G. I (verified owner) –
Not accurate – I should have checked the reviews! These are not tuned to A440. Mine were a bit sharper (maybe 441 or 442, didn’t measure exactly). Useless for my purposes. Returned as soon as I realized.
G. I (verified owner) –
Not accurate – I should have checked the reviews! These are not tuned to A440. Mine were a bit sharper (maybe 441 or 442, didn’t measure exactly). Useless for my purposes. Returned as soon as I realized.
A. R (verified owner) –
Must have product – There were no electronic tuners in the 70’s. There were these forks and those silly gazoo-style pitch pipes. Bang a fork off your knee, stick it in your mouth, bite down on it and your head will ring that sweet 440! I still use them today for that initial A tuning when I get new strings. These are quite a value and I have one in each guitar case that I own.
J. F (verified owner) –
Not tuned to A440 – These are not tuned accurately. Some were even almost a half step sharp. Even in the same package, there were different pitches. Don’t buy.
A. R (verified owner) –
Must have product – There were no electronic tuners in the 70’s. There were these forks and those silly gazoo-style pitch pipes. Bang a fork off your knee, stick it in your mouth, bite down on it and your head will ring that sweet 440! I still use them today for that initial A tuning when I get new strings. These are quite a value and I have one in each guitar case that I own.
J. F (verified owner) –
Not tuned to A440 – These are not tuned accurately. Some were even almost a half step sharp. Even in the same package, there were different pitches. Don’t buy.
L. C (verified owner) –
tuning fork – These are great for teaching young children about sound and vibration
L. C (verified owner) –
tuning fork – These are great for teaching young children about sound and vibration
N. H (verified owner) –
Not 440 – A tuning fork has a simple purpose: give 440 hertz pitch. These are about a quarter tone sharp (less than a half step).
K. I (verified owner) –
Not 440hz, so basically useless – I’d be fine if it were a few cents off, but it’s at least a quarter-tone flat if not a full half step. All three of them are within a single hertz of each other, so definitely a calibration error.