Wittner
Wittner 920 Tuning Fork, A 440 Hz, Slim Stem
Wittner 920 tuning fork at A 440 Hz, nickel-plated, with a 3.6 mm round stem: the lightest reference A in the range.
The Wittner 920 at A 440 Hz is a nickel-plated tuning fork with a 3.6 mm round stem, the slimmest in Wittner's range. It gives you the reference A by ear, with no battery or screen, and fits anywhere.
What sets it apart
- A (a') 440 Hz
- 3.6 mm round stem, Wittner's slimmest
- 920E plastic case available separately
The lightest A
Wittner makes its forks in several sections. The 920, with its 3.6 mm round stem, is the thinnest; the 921 goes to 4.5 mm, the 922 to 4 x 5 mm. The 920 only comes in two notes: this A 440 and C 523.3.
To protect it inside an instrument case, Wittner offers the 920E plastic case.
Specifications
| Model | 920 |
|---|---|
| Note | A (a') 440 Hz |
| Stem | Round, 3.6 mm |
| Finish | Nickel-plated |
| Case | 920E, sold separately |
| Made in | Germany |
What it's for
- Giving the A before rehearsal
- A choir director's pocket fork
Compared with other manufacturers
Other A 440 sources from other manufacturers:
| Manufacturer | Model | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Korg | TM-60 | Tuner, reference tones C3 to C6 |
| Wittner | 920, A 440 | 3.6 mm round stem |
| Seiko | SQ50V | A 440 and B flat 446.16 Hz |
Frequently asked questions
- Which tuning fork should I get?
- For a light pocket A, the 920 does the job; for a heavier fork, Wittner makes the 922 and 924.
- Is there a case for this fork?
- Yes, Wittner's 920E plastic case, sold separately.
- Tuning fork or tuner?
- A fork trains your ear to find the note; a tuner measures it for you.
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