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tuner is included with the instrument. Note that in this case we are talking about a separate device; electro-acoustic guitars (see "Type") are usually equipped with a module built directly into the tone block, so this package is not relevant for them.
The tuner is designed to tune the guitar — more precisely, to facilitate tuning: it determines how the sound of each string corresponds to the reference note, and tells the guitarist about it. Note that the functionality of the tuners can be different, and the characteristics of the complete device in each case should be specified separately. So, the simplest models are initially "sharpened" for the standard six-string system and can only display the direction (higher or lower) of the string's sound differs from the standard one. These tuners are inexpensive, but only suitable for undemanding musicians. More advanced models can determine the sounding note and the specific frequency of the sound, indicate the degree of deviation from the standard; there are devices with the ability to change the key of the system or even the type of system. These features may come in handy for professional guitarists.
Picks included with the guitar.
The pick is a small plate that the guitarist uses to pick the sound from the strings. In this way, you can get a brighter, clearer and more sonorous sound than when playing with your fingers (both on notes and on chords); therefore, many musicians prefer to use picks.
Picks can vary in stiffness; The best option depends primarily on the preferences of the guitarist. Thus, guitars, if they are equipped with picks, then, usually, several at once — this allows the musician to choose the most suitable option.
