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[Hanshananigan]

*bump* I don't know, but your are the man for trying to build this thing! Have you ever tried to build a cowbell?

[fantasticsound]

I sincerely doubt it. The CA-10 (larger predecessor of the chromatic version of your tuner) dots every 5 cents and the virtual pointer can adjust between them. I assume this means the most accurate division it can measure is 2.5 cents. There are 1200 cents per octave, 100 cents per semi-tone. You do the math. ;) Or, you could buy the CA-20 (or a CA-10) and simply recalibrate the reference tone to 442Hz. It can be done with two presses of the calibration button. (It pays to spend the extra $5 or $10 on the chromatic version. :D )

[20to20]

Hank, I know you're trying to keep your budget down, but you might consider investing in a Strobo-tuner, or a new-fangled digital Strobo... It'll make tuning your bars and resonators [i]much, much [/i] easier... ;) As always, good luck,

[ECBRules]

Yeah you need at the least a needle tuner, and you could possibly get access to a strobe tuner through a repair shop. The digital tuner is no where near accurate enough