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This is lightweight, accurate, has a good tuner and metronome…Everything you can ask for the price. I use two of them, so I don’t have to carry one from my office and home.

Since it bills itself as a tuner AND metronome, I can’t fault it completely. I can’t hear the metronome if I’m playing (which is when I’d need the metronome in the first place). I find the tuner to be quite accurate, but my amp, my effects processor, and two of my guitars have built-in tuners, it just takes up space for me. I’m giving it to my daughter because she doesn’t have a tuner of her own.
Tuner – pass
Metronome – FAIL

This is a great tool for music! I bought it for my grandson when his trumpet teacher recommended it to help with both tone and rhythm. He uses it all the time. He loves it!

This is good metronome AND tuner. We are using it both with guitar and piano. Works well for both. Good value for the money!

I’m a professional guitarist. I mostly teach guitar lessons, but also play solo gigs for weddings, parties, bars, coffee shops. I haven’t had to do any other work since 2001 (it’s late 2009 as of this writing). As a guitarist, I play acoustic, electric, and classical. I need to play Metallica, I play Metallica. Elliot Smith, I play Elliot Smith. Bach, I play Bach. Versatility has always been my thing. I wouldn’t have even mentioned that, but this tuner has been taken down more notches by other reviewers than I think it should have been. It is the best tuner/metronome that you can find under $[...]. Period. I don’t even know of other tuner/metronomes over that price range, b/c these days, they’re all under [...] I have used the $[...] strobe tuner (not also a metronome) that’s out there, and it’s way better than that. A lot of the poorer ratings are from trombone players. I don’t have anything to say to them or the other horn players that are looking for something to help them improve their intonation. Maybe this product isn’t for them. I don’t know. If you are a guitarist, however, acoustic, electric, or classical, I recommend it as highly as I can. It’s a sensitive and convincing tuner, and it’s a loud metronome. It is, in fact, the loudest metronome I’ve ever experienced that is also a tuner. There are stand-alone metronomes out there that are louder than this one, but they aren’t also tuners. It’s really great, because it will subdivide beats for you if that’s what you need. By “subdividing beats”, I mean, if you want the metronome to kick out dotted eighths followed by a sixteenth, it’ll do it, and it’s not hard to figure out how. If you have trouble with that, take a lesson with a music teacher of any instrument, and s/he’ll be able to sort you out. To give you a short list of similar products that I believe it’s better than, it’s better than the Boss TU80, and the Korg TM 40 (though for that one, the volume of the metronome is the deciding factor). In short, if you’re a guitarist or a bassist looking for a pocket-sized tuner or metronome that you won’t feel like upgrading from in the next 5 years or so, pick this one. It’ll set you back about [...]

Brand new in box beautiful condition, fast ship, great price. Would recommend this product and company. Very smooth transaction. A must have for band students.

I bought this after seeing my boys’ violin teacher using it during one of their lessons. Our first metronome was Seiko SQ50, but its max sound was easily drown out by my boys’ violin and piano playing. Then when I first heard how significantly louder this was during one of my boys’ violin lessons, I immediately ordered it.

This turns out to be the perfect metronome/tuner for my boys’ both violin and piano practices. It not only tunes their violin perfectly each and every time, but it is loud enough that it doesn’t get drown out by their playing instruments. Yet, it is small enough to be carried around inside a violin case or in your pocket. Some folks might not appreciate the fact that the source of the sound is on the metronome’s back side and not the front. However, the sound is big and clear enough that it makes no difference for us. If we want the loudest sound possible, then we just turn it around.

It comes with a pull out stand, so it can be self-standing on any flat surfaces. The fact that it also functions as a temperature meter (in both farenheit and celcius) and a hygrometer is an absolute plus, as any serious musicians would need to monitor their environment in both the temperature and humidity levels for the safe keeping of their instruments. With this multi-functioning perfect unit, I don’t think I’ll ever be looking for another.

By the way, it’s also a very handsome looking unit — an additional plus! I’d highly recommend this product.

I’ve used this metronome for several years and it has all the functions that I need. It is easy to use and tempi and tuning drones can be easily changed between with the wheel. I only have two criticisms:

The speaker is on the back, so when on the stand, I just turn it around so the back faces me, but having the speaker on the front would be better.

I have never seen one of these that accurately give the humidity. Not a big drawback, as I have other monitors for this, but I wouldn’t rely on this product for humidity (all the ones I’ve seen are stuck on 26-28%, and I’ve left mine outside on some humid days in Michigan to see if there is any change). The temperature seems accurate.

Highly recommended product, especially if you get some rechargeable 9v batteries to go with it!

The Metronome is easy to use and has options I haven’t even tried yet. It is well worth the money.

The Korg metronome MA-30 works well. Really like that you can make it silent and just be able to watch it digitally as you practice. My daughter is using it for piano, clarinet and violin. What I don’t like is that its made very cheap for the price! Light weight plastic designed in Japan, made in Vietnam. Is anything made in our country?