Korg MA-30 Ultra Compact Digital Metronome | List Price: $32.00
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Brand: Korg
Binding: Electronics
Release Date: 2008-07-22
Warranty: 3 year parts and labor
Features: - Highly visual liquid crystal pendulum
- 13 different rhythms are built-in so you can practice to more than a click track
- Rhythms include duplets, triplets, triplets with inner beats omitted, quadruplets, and quadruplets with inner beats omitted
- Twelve reference pitches C4 -B4 for you to tune to
- Adjustable calibration (438-445 Hz)
Awesome for the price [Posted on 2008-10-02]
This little metronome does just what it should at the price. It's nice that you can mute the tick, as well. The only thing it's missing is a microphone for the tuner, so it can help you get tuned, but that's a feature for a high-end device. This thing is great. :)
works very well [Posted on 2008-10-24]
my daughter recently started guitar lessons and this product came recommended by her teacher. So, we bought it and it works very well. We received it within 2 days, which is before it was promised.
Korg MA-30 Ultra Compact Digital Metronome [Posted on 2008-10-28]
I had considered a larger and much more complex metronome. A professional friend of mine recommended the Korg MA 30. The average non-professional will find that this little metronome has almost every feature that will be needed. Easy to operate and light and compact enough to carry in your pocket. Also, you can't beat the price.
Incredibly Designed and Works Damn Well [Posted on 2008-10-29]
The Korn MA-30 Ultra Compact Digital Metronome is something that I have had ever since it's released, and it still is rugged as ever. The attractive blue casing works very well with the portable unit, with the battery lasting a long time, as a matter of fact, mine still hasn't needed to be replaced.
It is very accurate, easy to hear with it's loud speaker. (if you can't hear it, the headphone jack is at your side), and if you can't hear it, it even has a electronic screen that you can follow to play the right rhythms a la Guitar Hero (not exactly, but a concept that reminds me of playing the game right).
It has the fundamentals down right, but it doesn't just tick and tock in a given time signatures. While not extremely feature packed, it does more than just click in quarter notes, and it can do the other common needed beats like egth notes, triplets, and sixteenth notes. It can even find the right tempos and rhythms for you.
While it may be eclipsed in features in the light of more expensive metronomes (ever seen what a Dr. Beat can do? in terms of metronomes?) I can't think of a better value than this baby. Korg delivers as usual. I can't think of a better metronome worth buying.
Cheap [Posted on 2008-11-14]
I thought Korg would be a great brand to buy, but this metronome is so cheaply made. It looks like it maybe cost them a dollar to make, including the labor. At the highest volume it is just not loud enough to be heard over the piano. It was impossible for me to open just to put the batteries in. My husband, with his stronger fingers had to do it. You have to push in two side tabs and pull apart the two halves of the box to insert the batteries next to the little circuit board. I was worried I would accidentally move something around in there and mess up the whole unit. If I would do it all over again, I wouldn't pay more than about $8 for it.
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