440 Hz Tuning Fork, A440Hz Tuning Fork with Silicone Hammer Bag for Violin Guitar Tuner Instrument
Description
🎵 Tune In, Heal Out! Your Sound Therapy Companion Awaits!
- ERGONOMIC DESIGN - Comfortable grip for extended use during therapy sessions.
- COMPACT PORTABLE - Easily fits in your pocket or instrument case for on-the-go tuning.
- TUNE WITH PRECISION - Achieve perfect pitch for your instruments effortlessly.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - One-year warranty ensures peace of mind with every purchase.
- PREMIUM QUALITY MATERIALS - Crafted from high-quality aluminum alloy for durability and longevity.
The 440 Hz Tuning Fork is a versatile tool designed for musicians and sound therapists alike. Made from high-quality aluminum alloy, it offers precision tuning for various instruments while also serving as an effective tool for sound therapy and relaxation. Compact and easy to store, this tuning fork is perfect for health professionals and anyone seeking to enhance their meditation and healing practices.
Reviews
D**.
Nicely finished
I didn’t buy this to tune my piano, even tho it harmonizes perfectly with A 440 on my p515 digital piano and acoustic Yamaha. I bought it to make an art piece for display. No rough edges , very nicely finished . Great value
M**Y
Great 440 fork, perfect size for best effect
Hard to find fork in 440 that's not too tiny! This comes with a nice bag and stick for activating. I use on horses for fascia release, super happy to have found this one!!
F**O
help patients
it is essential for a clinical examination
S**S
Not as advertised
I bought this to tune a piano for a friend, good thing I checked it before setting his piano out of tune. ~438.6hz not even close to being a standard for 440A. Amazon's choice.....
G**N
Tuning fork
This fork tunes up my crystals for mor energy in the crystals.
N**L
Great tuning fork
Great! Using for choir.
T**Y
Not accurate
This fork rings at 438.2hz. The German made Whittner fork available for $1 more rings at 440.2hz.This fork is nearly 10x less accurate. Take your pick.
A**R
A332
It does not resonate at 440hz, which is very important if used for tuning instruments.
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