Behringer BTR 2000 Rackmount Tuner

A multi-functional, auto-chromatic digital tuner with a standard ¼ " TS input for electronic instruments and a built-in mic for acoustic instruments, the RACKTUNER BTR2000 also features a versatile metronome with sound output and visual feedback – plus integrated rack lights and much more. When you absolutely need to be in-tune, either in the studio or on the stage – nothing beats the professional-grade RACKTUNER BTR2000!

Tune Anything – In Perfect Time!

Whether you play guitar, bass, keys – or brass and woodwinds, the BTR2000 will tune any musical instrument in your arsenal to perfection! Press the Mode/Fine button to select from 11 unique tuning modes: Chromatic; Guitar; Bass; Baritone; Banjo; Ukulele; Open D; Open E; Open G; Open A and DADGAD. When playing with orchestras, the standard “A” pitch often varies; so the BTR2000 can be calibrated up to 12 Hz higher or lower than 440 Hz. You can tune by plugging directly into the BTR2000, using the built-in microphone for acoustic instruments or your amp‘s sound, or tune by ear to the reference tone.

But that’s not all – the BTR2000 is also a fully-adjustable metronome! Just press the Sound/ Metronome button, select your BPM (Beats per Minute) – then watch and listen as the BTR2000 keeps rock-solid time, both visually and acoustically.

The Ins and Outs

The front panel features a standard ¼ " Input jack for connecting your electronic instruments (guitar, bass, keys, etc.). With 2 available channels, you are free to tune two separate instruments via the ¼ " Input jacks on the back panel. Use the ¼ " Sound jack to output metronome and reference tone sounds to your amp or mixing board. The ¼ " Main jack can output the sounds generated by the BTR2000 and the instrument signal, or the instrument signal alone. The Mute and Select ¼ " jacks are for connecting footswitches, such as our A/B SWITCH AB200 or FS112 (not included). Depending on your footswitch capacity (single or double), you can use it to mute the Main output, toggle between Input 1 and Input 2/Mic inputs, or activate/deactivate the metronome.