Would this work for tuning a celtic lever harp. I lost my tuner :(
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It is used on regular auto harps so you might be able to tell from that description. It is a little wrench-type device used on auto harps so if the posts that hold the strings are the same size then it should work. Read the description of the tuner carefully for clues that might help you decide.
177014
I use these in solid body electric guitars. Although I do not know for sure about using them on a Martin, I would assume you should look elsewhere for tuners.
1574864
If there is a place on the auto harp for the tuner to clamp on it will work ok.
1522472
Snark sells a Guitar Tuner & a Chromatic tuner. Make sure you get the Chromatic tuner & it will work.
113708
I have used this tuner on my bass guitar and mandolin; it worked fine. I do not know the tuning of a banjo; I see no reason it would NOT work for you in this application.
1650781
I'm sorry, I don't know. I ordered the tuning key for my daughter, and she has her harp with her at college. Her harp is a folk harp, three octaves, I think, maybe 38" tall. All I can tell you is that this key wasn't an exact fit, but it was close enough for her to use. (Then of course, she found her original peg key....)
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That I'm not sure because I Play 6 and 12 string Guitar. I don't see why it wouldn't because I've used Peterson Tuners for over 35 years now. I have a few from over the years that I've used on stage and in the Studio. This clip-on I only used on My Martins while I'm on stage. It is a very good tuner and I don't see why it wouldn't work on any Open Tunings...... ~Pepper~
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Yes it works wonderful for any instrument, just remember you have to have the tone already before you tune. This would be a fine tuner, also while your are playing it help with the beat and also that you are in tune. For instance if you play C on the piano/keyboard, every C will show on your Tuner. I love mine, and use it all the time.
1805910
Unfortunately it's only 5"...I also needed a 10". I never did find a 10" set, instead I just bought the right size harp and used it with the ring that came with this set.
1189180
yes it will work. It connects to the brain of the bike, its not really a tuner, its a new brain. It does more than a regular tuner.
1650780
It's for 5 and 6 mm pins. I bought it for the Roosebeck Celtic Heather Harp which has 6 mm pins.
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Sorry, but I cannot answer your inquiry about this unit as a vocal tuner, although tones are tones and it should work. It is an excellent tool for piano tuning, does a very pleasing job for my Yamaha upright.
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It most certainly will. My granddaughter got a Melody Harp for her birthday but lost the tuning hammer. I checked out Melody Harp on line and found that this is sort of the universal tuner. Hope your little one enjoys the harp! You can get help with tuning on line
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Hi! It depends on the size. It works great for my lap dulcimer (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/folk-traditional-instruments/johnson-fi-220-lap-dulcimer). Hope this helps you!
161380
Although my harp is not a Dusty Strings harp, it does have square shaped tuning pegs so my guess is it most likely would be what you need.
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I'm not a violinist, but it should work just fine. I play tenor banjo, mandolin, mandocello, and classical guitar. All have different thicknesses on the headstock. The armature that connects the tuner to the headstock should fit just fine if the violin headstock is not too wide. Good luck.'
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It works just fine with my tenor ukulele. It's chromatic so it'll give you the note for whatever tuning you want to use. Hope this helps.