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Digital Metronome with Timer, English Vocal Counting, One Touch Operation and Easily Readable Color Display Electronic Metronome with Volume Control for Piano Guitar Drum Violin
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- Modern yet Classic Design: A digital metronome (tempo 40-208bpm) in traditional upright style built with easily readable LCD color display; one touch operation makes practice is much easier too;
- Immersive and Interesting Practice: The timer can be set at 15 min, 30 min, 45 min and 60 min depending on your habits or different learning phases; One click to switch between voice and electronic sound (Note: when placed in “Voice” mode,the vocal counting is in English (UPDATED)).
- Two Ways to Get Powered: Can be powered by either a USB-C cable (included), or for portability three AAA batteries (also included); much more compact and lightweight than a standard full-sized mechanical metronome.
- Adjustable Volume: The volume can get very loud if needed, and includes a headphone out jack allowing for practice without disturbing others. The metronome “remembers” all its settings provided there’s no interruption of power.
- Wide Applications in All Instruments: Built with various beats and rhythm patterns, this metronome will improve your timing in a rich variety of musical styles.
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Easy to use | 4.4 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.2 | — | 4.6 |
Accuracy | 4.2 | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.2 | — | 4.6 |
Volume control | 4.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 | 3.3 | — | 4.1 |
Value for money | 4.3 | — | — | 4.1 | — | 4.2 |
Noise level | 4.0 | — | — | 4.0 | — | 4.8 |
Sold By | CANTUS US | JoyoPedals | JoyoPedals | KELIKE | Yu qiang | HOSEYIN US |
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Product information
Item Weight | 7 ounces |
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Package Dimensions | 5.79 x 3.15 x 1.93 inches |
ASIN | B09J2KT6WN |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #108 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #1 in Metronomes |
Date First Available | October 9, 2021 |
Color Name | Digital black |
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Product Description
Digital Metronome with Timer, One Touch Operation Universal Electronic Metronome with Volume Control for All Instruments Piano Guitar Drum Violin
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Metronome with Timer
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Vocal and Electronic SoundThe metronome is built with vocal and electronic sound for you to choose from. One click to switch between voice and electronic sound (Note: when placed in “Voice” mode the spoken counts are in Chinese, and It’s off by default). |
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Customers like the performance and ease of use of the product. For example, they say it works well and is simple to use. Customers are also impresseded with the value, appearance, and versatility. That said, opinions are mixed on quality, sound quality, and accuracy.
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Customers like the performance of the product. For example, they mention it works well, is very useful, and is better than anticipated. Some say that it's a fantastic product that will count for you while you practice. That said, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...Make no mistake, it is a 20$ metronome, but it works great for home practice and is loud enough to hear over my instrument easily while also not..." Read more
"...So it works perfect for my needs. I would like to comment on one particular negative review...." Read more
"...So far it has been working with no problems...." Read more
"This works great, as advertised. Very sleek design, looks nice as decor when not in use. Easy to use manual design...." Read more
Customers find the metronome easy to use. They say it's simple to set tempo, and perfect for beginners. The display is easy to figure out, and it can register different tempos and other elements. It also has many different beat settings.
"...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..." Read more
"...No batteries or charging required, has a wind up on the side. Easy to start and stop, just open clear front cover, pull out pendulum and push to one..." Read more
"If you’re a metronome user, this is the one you need. It’s user-friendly, the display is good, and being able to plug into power or use batteries..." Read more
"I love the simplicity and the easy way to use this metronome. Screen very clear and functions really handy to use and read." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the metronome. They say it's a quality product at a reasonable price. Some customers also mention that it works perfectly and is well worth the small investment.
"This is an inexpensive, beginners wind-up metronome I bought for the digital keyboard of one of my children...." Read more
"...It's simple to use, and is an effective practice tool. And it's much less expensive than a wooden one" Read more
"Really great product for the price, its small and does the job, it doesn't look bad sitting in the living room...." Read more
"Truly a great buy for a small price as a time measuring device inside my music studio...." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the metronome. They say it has a classic pyramid look with a modern digital display. Some love the cool, modern look with the green numbers. Overall, customers are satisfied with the appearance and functionality of the product.
"This works great, as advertised. Very sleek design, looks nice as decor when not in use. Easy to use manual design...." Read more
"...It’s user-friendly, the display is good, and being able to plug into power or use batteries is good...." Read more
"Arrived just in time, pun intended works as expected and looks great" Read more
"This is a very nice looking metronome. I wish it had rubber feet. Currently the metronome sits on four plastic feet...." Read more
Customers find the product versatile. They mention it's a great help in teaching and experiencing rhythm. They say it helps when practicing piano to keep tempo consistent. Customers also say it'll help beginners learning guitar, piano students, and drum practice.
"...having any help with counting is just terrific, and a real asset to your musical growth." Read more
"...Screen very clear and functions really handy to use and read." Read more
"...It's simple to use, and is an effective practice tool. And it's much less expensive than a wooden one" Read more
"Perfect to to help soldiers with drill. Very loud, and better than anticipated. Wished it was chargeable rather than battery operated, but it’s okay." Read more
Customers are mixed about the sound quality of the product. Some mention that the sound is loud, and the bell on the beat is distinct. They like the volume control and the USB port. However, others say that the volume is too high and distracting, the sound has a sharp quality, and it's quiet.
"...is a 20$ metronome, but it works great for home practice and is loud enough to hear over my instrument easily while also not having an annoying..." Read more
"...On my particular unit, the "bell' is very soft sounding and I can barely hear it over my guitar, That doesn't concern me, as the clicking is..." Read more
"...This is louder than expected and has no volume control, very easy to hear while playing music." Read more
"...Keep in mind that though the tempo ticking is very loud --enough to produce an initial glint in the eyes of its intended user..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the metronome. Some mention that it's surprisingly high quality, sturdy, and durable, while others say that it feels a bit fragile and the material is so-so. The form factor is far too light to stand up on its own, and the device they received was defective.
"...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..." Read more
"...Original:It stopped working after a couple of weeks. It was a waste of money." Read more
"Very nice metronome. Loud enough to hear over my snare drum !At first I thought it was broken because the arm would not mine once released...." Read more
"...The metronome seems to have poor workmanship or it was defective." Read more
Customers are mixed about the accuracy of the metronome. Some mention it keeps perfect time, easy to use, and they can hear it. However, others say that it does not keep a consistent rhythm, can no longer maintain consistent beats, and that setting the speed may not be accurate and not intuitive.
"It keeps time and overall works fine, but it’s built with a thin plastic housing and it feels like it’s not going to last very long and looks cheap...." Read more
"...I didn't find anywhere that clearly explains the it does not change every beat/tick. You can it to match your music time...." Read more
"I am happy that it helps with my rhythm" Read more
"...And now it will only keep time for about 20 seconds. The metronome seems to have poor workmanship or it was defective." Read more
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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
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 January 16, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024
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Reviewed in Canada on January 13, 2022