Difference between the Korg DTR-1000 and DTR-2000 rack tuners?

[BartmanPDX]

Just what the title says -- anyone know the difference between the Korg DTR-1000 and DTR-2000 rack mount tuners? According to the Korg website, the 2000 adds additional modes, including a bass mode, but do I really need all those extra bells and whistles? Does the 2000 do a better job of locking on to the root tone?

Thanks for any responses. I'm strongly considering making one of these a part of my Xmas list.

[tplyons]

I've used the DTR-2000 and found the older DTR-2 easier to use. Tracks better, but it might be in my head. Haven't used the 1000.

However... tuner threads -> misc.

[davidmurphy]

I've recently ordered the 1000.
Was trying to figure out whether I'd need all the extras too but as I'm only playing a 4 string I don't think I do.
Main benefit seems to be the mic for tuning acoustics.

I'll only need a chromatic tuner so all the extra open string tuning modes aren't really neccessary for me.

I'll let you know what it's like when I get it but it's on order from Musicstore & I'm not sure how speedy they are (especially at this time of year!).

[i_got_a_mohawk]

http://www.korg.com/downloads/pdf/DTR2000_1000_EFG2.pdf


the manual shows the differences

[BartmanPDX]

Originally Posted by i_got_a_mohawk

http://www.korg.com/downloads/pdf/DTR2000_1000_EFG2.pdf


the manual shows the differences

Thanks! I'll have to spend some time looking at that. The summary info on the website is a little vague . . .

[markjazzbassist]

I have a Korg DT-10 Pedal Tuner that is great. It is built with VERY solid steel (like a tank) and it tracks really well and has been quite the road warrior. Korg makes great tuners.