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Color: black
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- PLAY YOUR FAVORITE PIECES WITH EASE!This mechanical metronome helps you develop rhythm, maintain tempo, play accurately and increase your musical awareness.
- APPLICABLE FOR MOST MUSIC INSTRUMENTSProduce rhythms at a proper pace when practicing piano, violin, guitar, bass, drum and other musical instruments.
- INCREDIBLE FEATURESAudible click & bell ring to maintain the rhythm while reading music sheet; Wind up mechanism produce metrical beats, no battery required; Tempo range: 40-208 bpm; Beat selection:0,2,3,4,6.
- EASY TO USE EVEN FOR CHILDREN & BEGINNERSTake out the brake, pull off the cover, adjust the beat and tempo, and then you are ready to use; An average single full wind (2160 clicks) lasts at least 18 minutes depending on the tempo;
- We stand behind our products 100% with awesome customer support! Email us if you have any questions.
Item Weight: 15.7 ounces
Product Dimensions: 7.99 x 4.61 x 3.94 inches
Item model number: SLM-350
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 19, 2016
Color Name: Black
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Color: black
Medium size traditional metronome. Loudest one ever. Wind up. Nicely balanced. Tempi clearly marked. Stopper on the bottom to hold the pendulum when not in use. Solid good value for the price. Only downside: might not mark time as long as Wittner, but easier to hear than a Wittner.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2022 by L. Gough
Color: black
My daughter uses it for when she plays the piano. The metronome was a little difficult to understand how to use it but once we figured it out it worked great. The only down side is that it is a bit too loud when your using it along with the piano. Almost distracting when your trying to listen to the music.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022 by Elizabeth Brooks
Color: black
It's cheap plastic but completely functional
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2022 by Barry
Color: black
I am learning the Bodhran Irish drum. There are exercises i must do and hold for ten seconds. this makes it easier to count.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2022 by J. C. Allen
Color: black
It’s mechanical (wind up) which is really cool!
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022 by RICH
Color: black
Looked up a video on youtube on how to use it properly. Works great.
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2022 by Thickvato
Color: black
Great Price for product that works as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2022 by Gregg gustafson
Color: black
This is an inexpensive, beginners wind-up metronome I bought for the digital keyboard of one of my children. Made by an unidentified OEM manufacturer in China, it's one of several mechanical models in the main online market in China --distinguished by a truncate pyramidal shape, and the winding key and the beats bell selector on opposite sides of the body-- sold by a number of exporting sellers under different name brands. At the time of this writing, the one here is sold by Cantus, which has been selling in Amazon since 2016, rated as 91%/92%/96% positive in the last 30/90/365 days by 191 consumers. Made of not-too-sturdy ABS hard plastic is 7.9" [20 cm] tall; at its base is 4.7" [11.9 cm] deep and 3.6" [9.2 cm] wide. It has a mechanical winding mechanism whose duration depends on the chosen tempo : e.g., 46 minutes at 60 bpm (larghetto), but 12 min at 176 bpm (presto). It has a transparent protection cover we have had no difficulties in removing or snapping back. Prior to its first use, the pendulum's protection brake at the bottom of the base must be removed. It has a user manual written in a generally clear and understandable English providing advice on how to take care of the device. It is quite easy to use : wind it up with the turning key on the right side; select the desired beat 2, 3, 4, 6, or 0 on the sliding knob on the left side; remove the cover; adjust the tempo, if needed, from 40 to 208 bpm by positioning the top edge of the sliding weight at the desired marker; and gently start the pendulum's swinging motion. It is LOUD. The golden-color tempo scales on the front meter plate are not etched but are only surface lettering. Some have reported that handling removes the lettering, but it is not clear to me that this would happen when taking the usual care in handling the device, as adjusting the tempo does not demand the touching of the lettering by the sliding weight or the fingers since the pendulum is not that close to the metronome's body. This is shown in my figure, which is a superposition of two images, one with the pendulum being released from its hook on top of the body, and free in the other. Notice the non-trivial distance of the sliding weight from the device's body. So far it has been working with no problems. Keep in mind that though the tempo ticking is very loud --enough to produce an initial glint in the eyes of its intended user (an indication the rest of the family hopes meant surprise and not now-we're-cooking-with-loud-music !!)-- the beat bell is not that loud. Some of the gears are made of plastic, not auguring a long useful life of the device, but at the present time my daughter is quite satisfied with it. .
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2020 by Abbe