Works with any tuner that offers an audio input jack. The mic can be positioned to get a more sensitive reading.

Korg CM-100L Contact Microphone
Contact Microphone for the OT-12. The CM-100 Contact Microphone is a perfect compliment to any tuner that offers an audio input jack. The mic can be positioned to get a more sensitive reading, while allowing the tuner to be positioned for easier reading.

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All Korg products purchased from a Korg USA authorized dealer are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship to the original consumer purchaser as listed below:

Labor: 1 Year
Parts: 1 Year

Exceptions: Tubes, AC Adapters, Foot Switches: 90 days

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Damage resulting from the following causes are excluded from the warranty set forth above:
-Misuse, including damage occurring during shipment, damage caused by battery leakage, accident, fire, unauthorized repairs, tampering, cosmetic damage or other types of damage which are the result of improper handling or abuse.
-The cleaning of controls or contacts due to exposure to dirty, dusty, or otherwise contaminated environment.
-Damage resulting from modification.
-Damage to units used for loan or rental.

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"Excellent pick-up microphone for bass" by Lech - 7/9/2003 1:40:01 AM Musical Experience: Style of Music: Hometown: Symphony Orchestra - Double Bass Classical Toronto, Canada 41 people out of 77 found this review helpful Excellent pick-up microphone particularly, for low range instruments like double bass. Out performed other brands I have tried. Long cable and 1" clipping opening come handy. Irreplaceable in noisy environment. Was this review useful? "The only choice" by Eric - 5/17/2005 6:32:50 PM Musical Experience: Style of Music: Hometown: Concert Band uh...classical? Lowell, MA USA 24 people out of 49 found this review helpful This pickup is the only choice for someone who plays a quiet instrument (I play bassoon). All of the tenor saxes, baritones and bass clarinets drown me out when I tune, and this guarantees that the tuner will only register your note, and not the person blasting their brains out. Was this review useful? "Wonderful Product" by waggdan - 11/23/2002 5:00:53 AM Musical Experience: Style of Music: Hometown: Recording engineer, Performer varies Chico, Ca USA 21 people out of 43 found this review helpful The best contact mic out there!! Very convenient and easy to use! Was this review useful? "Awesome for noisy areas." by Jason - 11/27/2004 7:29:23 PM Musical Experience: Style of Music: Hometown: H.S. Concert Band Classical, Jazz Queens, NYC, NY 23 people out of 48 found this review helpful The contact mic basically picks up the vibrations coming from an instrument which is really neat. Just by clipping this onto the bell of my trumpet and the tuner (I use the Korg CA30) will pick up the sound just as well if it was getting it by the built-in mic. So if you're in a room filled with blasting saxophones, clarinets, trombones, etc, it's an awesome item to use as it won't detect them one bit! Was this review useful? "Works for Bagpipes too!" by M Connor - 5/4/2004 3:44:30 PM Musical Experience: Style of Music: Hometown: Teacher Bagpipe Schenectady 22 people out of 51 found this review helpful I just used this over the weekend and it makes it so much easier to read the tuner. Takes a lot of the guess work out setting up the Pipe Chanter. Was this review useful?