Korg MA1RD Visual Beat Counting Metronome - Red

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List Price: $40.00
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• Innovative "Beat Counting" display clearly shows: Number of Beats / Current Beat / Beats Remaining
• Tempo (30 to 252 BPM) can be set three ways: Full Steps / Pendulum Steps / Tap Tempo button
• 9 Beats and 8 Patterns offer rhythmic diversity; Full octave (C4-B4) of reference tuning pitches
• Headphone jack with adjustable volume; Fold-out leg for easy viewing
• Memory backup saves your settings; Auto power-off preserves battery life

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I bought this as a b-day gift for a drummer. He loved it. It's got different time signature settings, tap-tempo function, volume adjustment for headphone. easy to use. must-have for drummers.

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This metronome has great features and is compact for the price, but I wish the description had been clearer. This metronome does not make a "clicking" sound, but rather a beeping sound with two tones high for beat 1 and low for the following beats.

For setting and getting a tempo with my band, the tones are quite annoying. I am going to return this and hopefully find a small/cheap metronome that clicks, even if I have to give up on some of the fancy beat counting and tempo tap features.

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Good metronome overall, gives lots of flexibility in in various tempos and subdivisions. The tap feature is nice and isn't found on many metronomes in this price range, the volume knob is also handy during times when you don't want a super loud "bing-bong" going on the whole time. Pretty easy to use and the controls aren't hard to figure out. The only reason I gave 4 instead of 5 stars is that it doesn't feel super strong, so don't throw it around too much.

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Excellent features for a good price. The only drawback? The digital sound. It's not as pleasing as the "wood block" tone found on more simplistic metronomes.

This thing works so far. The plastic is thin and cheap though, so don't expect it to survive any abuse. It should serve you well as long as you don't drop it.