Overview
PROS
CONS
SPECS
Type
Design
Size
Tempo Range
Power
Our Top Choice
Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome
The Wittner company has been one of the most prominent manufacturers of music accessories ever since it entered the market in 1895.
Sleek build. Precise beats. 3 colors available. Works without bell.
On the flipside, it’s made of plastic, which might not make it all that appealing to some customers, really.
Analogue
Traditional Tower-Type
Black (3 colors available)
40 – 208 bpm
Mechanical (Winding-Up)
Best Value
Cherub Metronome WSM-330
Established in 1998 by two engineers with an entrepreneurial bug, as they like to claim, the Cherub company now enjoys quite a reputation on the music accessory market.
Simple spring mechanism. Enables you to pull off various tempo speeds. Bell can be moved in five positions. Winds up; no batteries needed.
Unfortunately, calibrating this thing can represent a bit of a trouble at times.
Analogue
Traditional Tower-Type
Black
40 – 208 bpm
Mechanical (Winding-Up)
BOSS Dr. Beat Metronome
Having manufactured a number of top-tier accessories for musicians across the board, the BOSS company has done itself proud over the years.
Connect your electric and bass guitars to it via a cord. Special rhythm coach feature. Offers 50 memories.
Comes at a high price, but is worth it due to the incredible features.
Digital
Digital (with speakers)
Silver
30 – 250 bpm
One 9V Battery
Seiko SQ50V Quartz Metronome
Well-known for its cutting-edge precision tools and boasting a long and fruitful history of over 100 years, the Seiko company delivers quality products for its customers.
Simple digital tool. Gives out both audio and visual beats you can follow. LED allows for visual tracking. Compact, sleek-looking design.
LED light cannot be turned off.
Digital
Digital (LED flashing light)
Black/Red
40 – 208 bpm
One 9V Battery
Korg Instrument Tuner & Metronome
Well-respected and beloved throughout the communities of professional musicians, the Korg company has made some pretty impressive electronic goods in recent years.
Works both as a detailed metronome and a tuner. Available in 5 colors. Meter is LCD. 15 rhythms to play with.
Can’t record your playing sessions, but other than that, it’s a warm recommendation on our part.
Digital
Digital (LED light)
Black (5 colors available)
30 – 252 bpm
Two AA Batteries