D'ADDARIO TUNING FORK KEY OF A
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Essential Information About the D'Addario A440 Tuning Fork
Essential Information About the D'Addario A440 Tuning Fork
- A440 Reference: a precise tuning fork for confident ear tuning
- Ideal for all instruments: guitar, bass, ensemble instruments, orchestra
- Ergonomic handle for a stable grip after striking and easy placement on a vibrating surface
- Compact size: easily fits into most cases and gig bags
Manufacturer Information
D'addario And Co
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Reliable Ear Tuning, from Studio to Stage
The D'Addario A tuning fork is the simple and essential tool to find a clear and stable reference pitch without batteries or electronics. After a gentle strike, you get a pure A 440, perfect for working on intonation, relative pitch, and tuning your instrument, even in environments where a tuner is impractical. Its comfortable handle makes it easy to hold and allows you to place the tuning fork on an instrument or any vibrating surface to amplify the perception of the note. Compact and always ready, it accompanies both beginner musicians and experienced players during rehearsals, concerts, or lessons.
Technical specifications
| Color | Grey | ||
| Type | tuning fork | Usage | can be placed on instrument or vibrating surface |
| Reference note | A 440 Hz | Compatibility | suitable for all types of instruments (guitar, bass, ensemble, orchestra) |
| Tuning method | ear tuning using reference note | Size | compact size for easy storage in most cases |
| Grip | ergonomic handle | Other versions available in the range | A 440 and E 329.6 |
Questions frequently asked
What pitch does the D'Addario tuning fork produce?
The reference pitch produced is an A at 440 Hz, after a slight strike on the tuning fork.
How can the sound of a 440 Hz A tuning fork be amplified?
The ergonomic handle allows the tuning fork to be placed on an instrument or a vibrating surface. The vibration then helps in perceiving the reference pitch more clearly. No electronic system or batteries are required.
Is this tuning fork suitable for tuning a guitar or bass?
This model is suitable for all types of instruments, including guitar, bass, and ensemble groups. Tuning is done by ear using the A 440 Hz reference.
Can this tuning fork be stored in an instrument case?
Its compact size is designed for storage in most instrument cases.
Is there another reference pitch available in this range?
A version in E at 329.6 Hz is also available among other versions, complementing the A 440 Hz.



