Wittner Metronome (865061),Black,1 PACK
$34.95
Last updated on June 18, 2024 12:20 am Details
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12 reviews for Wittner Metronome (865061),Black,1 PACK
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Sandra –
Funciona perfectamente
Lo único malo es que no puedes ajustar el volumen
CHilbre –
Non funziona più dopo nemmeno 3 mesi di utilizzo sporadico. Mai caduto a terra, né subito urti…si è rotto giusto pochi giorni dopo la scadenza per poter chiedere il reso…
Garret C. Graves –
There is no volume control. It’s on or it’s off. You can turn the tic sound off and work with a flashing beat. I’m a teacher and a performer. This metronome is used daily. It’s also the metronome that I purchase for my piano students. The tic is loud enough to be heard above loud piano playing and fairly loud pipe organ
Carlos Jorge –
per chi lo usa nella musica classica è perfetto. Ha un bel “suono”, non il bip fastidioso di altre marche, e soprattutto si sente anche in prove di musica da camera, perchè ha un volume adeguato.
Peccato che proprio il volume non si possa invece abbassare se se ne sentisse il bisogno
Victoria –
Nice unit. The sound has two options, low and high. I was afraid I might not hear the sound due to hearing loss, but you can hear this little guy in the next room.
Timothy L Filemyr –
Wittner metronomes are top notch! The tak sound that comes out of this metronome is very musical, and authoritative. I agree with many others, a beep sound on digital metronomes is a bad choice for musical accompaniment, the TAK sound from this and other Wittners is much better. It’s clear, percussive, and not a distinct pitch. The downside to this model MT-50 is no volume control, and this metronome is LOUD. If you play a quiet instrument, you will prefer the MT-60, which includes volume control and other features, but has the same tak sound.
Marc Lee –
Just a basic and very loud metronome. Comes with a little earpiece for one ear. Very loud and excellent for any instrument (maybe not for a harp, lol). Just the basics. A dial lets you set the tempo (1/4 notes go to 208 BPM). Includes a nice stop on the dial for a pure 440 tone for tuning. Has an earphone jack and an on/off switch. can be set to just keep time with a flashing red LED and no sound. Has a little lean-to wire stand built in. A great, compact, little metronome for any musician.
Marilyn F. Pinson –
I have been using free app Metronome for my kids. However I need extra one for them in case they have no access to my phone. I do some research and decide to get this one. The volume is loud enough so I can hear it from my kitchen while my kids were playing. It’s easy to use as my kids can set it up without my assistance.
Jones Crusher –
Top quality metronome although a bit expensive. This dial metronome allows you to change the tempo on the fly. This is a huge convenience even though the numbers on the dial are a bit small. The click is reaaaaly loud and not adjustable. You may want to put a pillow over it for low volume practice. I also have the other less expensive LCD push-button metronome. This one reads out the BPM in nice big numbers but is way more of a pain to adjust tempo and defaults back to 100 BPM every time I turn it off.
Jones Crusher –
This is the best metronome I’ve had. I’ve purchased 2. It is really loud, and there’s no volume control, but you can use the flash or headphone jack. I can’t stand the beeping metronomes, and this gives a really nice click sound. Also tou can quickly dial in the tempo with the wheel. No holding a button down while it digitally scrolls through the numbers. I highly recommend and will purchase this one again when I lose/break this one.
JTW –
I prefer this for my piano students and they are assigned this very one to buy. If they purchase anything different I make them return it because usually the ones they buy are too hard to figure out and unless they are advanced students, this is perfect to learn with. It is a little loud but that is needed to hear over the piano. I advise them to put a band-aid over the spot where the sound comes out if it’s too loud. Perfect!
EG –
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