TAYLOR BEACON: TUNER, METRONOME, TIMER, COUNTDOWN CLOCK & FLASHLIGHT

This versatile USB-rechargeable calibration tool features a tuner, metronome, timer, countdown clock and flashlight.

The new Taylor Beacon is loaded with features that make it an indispensable tool for everyone from beginners to gigging musicians. Precise and easy to read thanks to an advanced TFT color LCD display screen, the compact, rechargeable tuner easily clips onto an instrument headstock. In addition to five tuning modes, the tuner includes a handy metronome for practicing, along with timer and countdown functionality, plus a built-in light to illuminate sheet music and other items in a dark environment. With this array of useful features, the tuner makes a must- have accessory for players.

FEATURES

TFT Display Screen

• Thin Film Transistor (TFT) color LCD screen produces a sharp, bright image for easy visibility

Tuner

• Selectable CGBVU tuning modes (Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Violin, Ukulele)
• Easy-to-read dot/strobe display for fast, precise tuning calibration
• Reference pitch Hz values selectable from 430-450 Hz

Metronome

• Select from 12 pre-set time signatures
• Selectable bpm (from 30-208 bpm)
• Click volume is adjustable to three levels — no sound, low and high
• LED display moves back and forth between beats

Timer

• Maximum allotted time of 89 minutes and 59 seconds. When complete, the timer will reset to zero and continue
• Holding the button will reset the timer to zero
• Timer continues while in any other mode

Countdown

• Track live sets or practice sessions
• Set for up to 99 minutes and 59 seconds
• Countdown continues while using other modes
• Sonic alarm feature when countdown reaches zero (will sound while using another mode)

Flashlight

• Located on the back — great for reading sheet music or finding a lost pick in a dark setting
• Turn flashlight on/off by simultaneously pressing the “Up” and “Down”

USB Rechargeable

• Cable included (no batteries required)
• Long-lasting charge with 3-band battery life display