The metronome built into CenterPitch CP10 can be set from 25 to 250 beats per minute. Easy to hear as it is easy to operate, the CP10 is the best choice for every brass and woodwind players.
Features - The CenterPitch CP10 transposes for brass and...
Pocket-sized, complete functionality for an accurate tempo production and display. Verbal tempo indicators such as andante & allegro are printed on the case. Tap tempo function, easy set temp & time signature. Runs on 2 AAA batteries.
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The Qwik Time™ Quartz Metronome can operate in 2/4, 3/4, ands 4/4 time. This metronome can be used for multiple applications.
Features - Accent Beat
- Bouncing Ball Visual
- A440 Tone
- Headphone Jack
- 40 to 250 BPM
- Tilt Back Stand
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The Qwik Time™ Quartz Metronome offers over 200 settings. A distinctive click sound cuts through the music to give precisely what you need from a metronome.
Features - A440 Tuning Tone
- Louder Sound
- Louder Sound
- Low Battery Indicator -
The Seiko Quartz Metronome is their most basic quartz metronome. It gives you the choice of 2 types of tempo and beat sounds.
Features - Can be attached almost anywhere. - Tone generation; A4 (440 Hz) - Tempo range; 39 steps - High quality...
Snark says tuning should be easy and fun!
Features - Full Color Display
- Tap Tempo Metronome
- Tune Using Built-in Mic or Input Jack
- Pitch Calibration (415 - 466Hz)
- Electronic Pitchpipe Plays C, C#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, & B
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Red LED flashes visual beat. Speaker ticks for aural beat indication. 440 hz. (A4) tone generated for tuning. 3 way switch for sound w/Light/Off/Light only. Ear phone jack with ear phone included for private listening.
Yamaha Quartz Metronomes are only 3.75" in diameter with a wide stable base. Soft or bright beat sound settings that produce an easy to follow tempo.
Features - 40 - 208 Beats Per Minute - Great for Drummers - Flasing LED That Flashes On The...
This metronome's great looks are only surpassed by its great performance. Volume control allows you to hear the beat over loud music, and two different "beat" sounds make for pleasant practice sessions.
