In C Harp Tuner

Tune your harp to In C (pedal harp) with a strobe display that resolves to less than 0.1 cent. The table below lists every target string; click to launch the tuner already set to In C.

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In C notes & frequencies

#NoteHz
1C132.70
2D136.71
3E141.20
4F143.65
5G149.00
6A155.00
7B161.74
8C265.41
9D273.42
10E282.41
11F287.31
12G298.00
13A2110.0
14B2123.5
15C3130.8
16D3146.8
17E3164.8
18F3174.6
19G3196.0
20A3220.0
21B3246.9
22C4261.6
23D4293.7
24E4329.6
25F4349.2
26G4392.0
27A4440.0
28B4493.9
29C5523.3
30D5587.3
31E5659.3
32F5698.5
33G5784.0
34A5880.0
35B5987.8
36C61047
37D61175
38E61319
39F61397
40G61568
41A61760
42B61976
43C72093
44D72349
45E72637
46F72794
47G73136

Why a strobe beats a needle

A needle answers "what is the average pitch right now?" A multi-harmonic strobe adds an extra layer to the tuning visualization by showing several harmonics at once, so you can fine-tune more confidently to fractions of a cent.

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Harp tuner guide Online tuner Cent accuracy How a strobe tuner works

Published by Applicaudia, the maker of StroboPro. The less than 0.1 cent figure describes the tuner's display resolution, not a lab-measured accuracy specification. Frequency values are equal-temperament approximations.