Qwik Time: QT7 Quartz Metronome

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Our all-time bestselling electronic metronome, by a long way, this great little box will help you play in perfect time, at a really affordable price. It has an extended speed range of 40-250 beats per minute, with over 200 different speeds and an A440 tone for tuning.

Superior Accuracy.
2/4, 3/4 or 4/4 time
Accent beat
A440Hz tuning tone
40 - 250bpm
True Wood block click
Bouncing Ball visual
Headphone jack
Tilt back stand
Battery included

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Sales Rank:: 51
Published on:: Not specified
Format:: Metronome
Length:: Not specified
Language:: English
Catalogue #:: FC739
ISBN:: Not specified

Staff Reviews

Perfect for the practice room or classroom, my Quik Time metronome has stood up to the worst I can throw at it - or more accurately anything I’ve dropped on it! The wood block tone cuts through so that even drummers use it to keep time when playing, while the bouncing ball and earphone jack make it useful in a wider range of applications from silent practice to in ear click track for recording. It is not the most programmable or versatile of metronomes, but is accurate and sturdy, making it ideal for sometimes clumsy musicians like myself!
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This is a nicely made metronome with a fairly realistic wood block sound which is easy to hear above the sound of an instrument. With each click, a red LED flashes and four circles on the LCD display switch on in turn (3 for 3/4 time etc.). You can switch the sound off and just have the display, if you want to. Although it looks as though it has a dial to adjust the tempo, this is fake and there are up/down buttons to press. My only criticism is that you have to decide whether you want 2/4, 3/4 or 4/4 time. The first click in each bar a higher pitch that the other beats. This is sometimes useful but it would be nice to be able to switch it off.
Anon.

I find this metronome especially useful for teaching young musicians as the 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4 beats are clearly audible and give a child or beginner adult a real sense of the difference - which can be tricky to pick up just by hearing marches and waltzes. The kids love to play with it and find A on the piano to match the digitally produced A440 tone. Thoroughly recommended.
monkey