Electronic metronome professional#

Designers found room for a large LDC display, LED indicator lights, control buttons, a big jog dial, audio ports, and even a folding kickstand.

The surplus of features have not adversely affected the size as it is as pocketable as they come at just over 4 inches in length and about half an inch in thickness. Aside from having a metronome and a tuner, this one also has a tone generator. It is advertised as being suitable for all instruments including the guitar, violin, and ukulele. Here is another combo device from Kliq with a more modern look and feel. The Korg TM50BK typically retails for $57.99 with accessories. At the sides are ports for earphones and input. The mic, speaker, and indicator lights are at the front as well. Meanwhile, the right-hand side has the controls for the metronome including beat, tempo, start/stop, and tap tempo. On the left-hand side are the controls for the tuner including power, calibration, note, and sound. The user interface features a monochrome LCD needle-type meter. This is a digital metronome powered by 2 AAA batteries that can last for a long time. Both functions may be used at the same time or in turns.

This one also has a built-in tuner so that's one less device that you have to carry. The TM50BK is a great option if you want to go beyond the basic tick-tock of a typical unit.

Electronic metronome professional#

Aside from producing professional quality instruments, they also make excellent metronomes for serious players. Korg is a highly respected name in music business.