Center Pitch CP2 Tuner Review

This tuner is a good idea but poorly executed.I used it for violin.The worst thing about it is that it uses up relatively small and expensive CR2032 batteries (2 at a time) very quickly.I didn't get many tunings out of a new set of batteries.Hard to believe; perhaps it drains the batteries even when off.It certainly seems that way.It is also a very slow responder.You can check finger positions only if you play scales very slowly.Suggest you look for a tuner that uses AA or AAA batteries with clip-on tuner pickup.This tuner is headed for the trash.

Since writing this I've heard from the company: "We did recently discover that we had a few tuners that were causing the batteries to short each other out.That is not normal--the batteries actually have an approximate 2 year usage life."They offered to replace my unit.

Since writing the above the company replaced the tuner twice, each time with the same result--it drops dead after 3 months or so even if you don't tune with it.So it's the third one that is headed for the trash.In its place I use the less expensive and smaller Cherub WST-550c that has been working perfectly for about 5 months on a single CR2032 battery.

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Product Description:
If you are serious about playing in tune, CenterPitch Universal model CP2 is for you. CenterPitch is uniquely designed to measure continuous vibrations from brass, woodwind and bowed stringed instruments in order to provide immediate intonation feedback to the player. Attaches easily, firmly and safely to any instrument, adjusts for perfect viewing and displays the immediate pitch response necessary to correct intonation and learn good control. CenterPitch is perfect for use in noisy places because it feels the vibrations of the instrument and responds only to it.

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