Metronomes for Banjo at BanjoTeacher.com
Learn good timing on the banjo with hand picked metronomes by Ross Nickerson and BanjoTeacher.com
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Snark Metronome for Banjo Work on your timing and rhythm with this loud and easy to read Snark Metronome. This new Snark metronome works great for banjo. It's low priced, has a lot of features and fits in your case too. If you aspiring banjo pickers haven't heard this enough lately, metronome is the single most effective weapon in the pursuit of playing good banjo. Really shocks me sometimes how human nature can sometimes avoid the simplest solutions. This is one of them! ...Ross Nickerson, details 29.95  |
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Matrix MR500 Quartz Metronome Convenient Pocket Size Tempo 40-208 BPM Audible Beat with light or light only A440Hz Pitch sound Generator Earphone Included Click for more details and see a video of how it works 24.00 |
Matrix MR800 Quartz Metronome with LED pendulum simulation and variable beat LED Pendulum Motion highlights downbeat Audible click upbeat sound with chime down beat A4 Tone Generator for tuning Six beat settings Click for more details and see a video of how it works 29.95 |
Combined Tuner and Metronome for Banjo KORG TM-50 |
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The TM50’s full-featured tuner and metronome functions can be used separately or simultaneously for ease of use. A built in microphone and a ¼” instrument input allow tuning compatibility with a vast variety of instruments. Sound Out mode provides three octaves of audio pitches, enabling simple and accurate tuning by ear. Sound Back mode plays back the note closest to the detected pitch for embouchure and pitch training. The metronome provides multiple rhythm patterns and nine time signatures for a versatile array of practice options. 32.95 click for details |
Boss DB60 Dr Beat Metronome  |
New Metronome available. High Quality, Boss Dr Beat. This is a new model from Boss, their other model is much more expensive. I recommend this one for sure as a low cost alternative and something that I know will work well for you with a lot of options. Ross Nickerson The Boss DB-60 provides a menu of rhythmic patterns, a note-mixing feature to create rhythms that match the feel and style of your music, and the ability to handle time signatures of up to 17 beats per measure. no longer available |
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Wittner MT50 Pocket Metronome Powered by 9 Volt Battery / Large dial for tempo selection from 40 to 208 beats per minute / Tempo range - 39 steps (40-208) / Earphone jack and Earphone I like this one a lot for
an inexpensive, easy to use metronome. It's plenty loud enough and comes with
an earphone. If you can take your time, learn to use it effectively, and use it
often, it will be the best investment you'll ever make to help your banjo playing. No longer available |
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Boss DB-30 Metronome The Take Along Metrnome As soon as we got these in I took one and put it in my case. Its really easy to use and light. You can't beat the quality of Boss either. Ross Nickerson Click here for more details sorry no longer available |
KDM2- DIGITAL METRONOME Features a built-in acoustic resonating chamber for increased volume. Built-in A440Hz reference tone generator. Large LED display that provides visual reference of tempo. Loud click sound allowing wide range of rhythm training applications. Adjustable click volume level that can be defeated to use only flashing LED for rhythm trainingEarphone jack Low battery-consumption design. Dimensions: 3.86 w x 4 h x 1.56 d in. Weight: 5.6 oz. (including battery) No longer available sorry |
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