Korg At-2 «95% REAL»

Equipped with a bypass jack, allowing musicians to keep the tuner in their signal chain during performances. Physical Profile: Dimensions: Approximately 133(W) x 67(D) x 34(H) mm. 180g including the battery. Operates on a single 9V battery The Unofficial Martin Guitar Forum Historical Significance & Use Cases

The tuner utilizes a needle-style meter for traditional visual feedback, supplemented by Flat/Sharp LEDs that aid in quick pitch identification in low-light environments.

While Korg has moved on to the Pitchblack series (pedals) and the AW-OTG series (clip-ons), the AT-2 remains a ghost in the machine—a perfect design that was killed off too soon. If you see one at a garage sale or a used gear shop, grab it. Your low B string will thank you.

Unlike the thin, FM-derived sounds of competing home arrangers, the AT-2 used high-quality PCM samples. The sounds were punchy, warm, and highly editable. It offered 256 multi-timbral sounds and 9 drum kits, all of which could be layered, split, and modified.

Features a large, easy-to-read needle-style meter supplemented by Flat/Sharp LEDs for quick pitch indication in low light. Acoustic & Electric Support:

Yes—if you find one for under $80.