Need a new metronome. Suggestions?

[mikei]

Hello,

Did you know that most metronomes cannot take 250 pound of pressue on it's face?

Just wanted you to know, because I stepped on mine and now, oddly enough, it doesn't work now.

With that said, any recommendations for a metronome that is good, yet fairly inexpensive?

Also, I do not need one that can take 250 pounds of pressure. I will try not to step on the new one.

Mike

[LayinDown]

hahaha, that's the best thing i heard all day!

For practice pad jamming I use:

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Korg-MA-30-Digital-Metronome-101863744-i1125668.gc

For my set I use:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Tama-Rhythm-Watch?sku=442776

The Korg does it's job and does it well. The Tama is amazing, but fragile. I'm 225 pounds and try not to step on either one.

[caddywumpus]

If you just need something to give you a straight click, cheap metronomes work great if you plug them into some kind of stereo or PA system and use "earmuff-style" headphones (make sure to wear earplugs). You can hear the click easily above your playing. Korg comes to mind...

If you need something more advanced for mixed meters and such (3/4 for two bars, then 7/8 for 3 bars, then 5/4 for two bars, then...), then I would recommend the Dr. Beat by Boss. The Dr. Beat doesn't need an amplifier to be heard above your playing if you wear headphones (unless you absolutely rock out).

[mikei]

If you just need something to give you a straight click, cheap metronomes work great if you plug them into some kind of stereo or PA system and use "earmuff-style" headphones (make sure to wear earplugs). You can hear the click easily above your playing. Korg comes to mind...

If you need something more advanced for mixed meters and such (3/4 for two bars, then 7/8 for 3 bars, then 5/4 for two bars, then...), then I would recommend the Dr. Beat by Boss. The Dr. Beat doesn't need an amplifier to be heard above your playing if you wear headphones (unless you absolutely rock out).
I love your avitar quote.

Very unique.

Actually, sometimes we take for granted what we have. I don't! I am a very lucky man! Sounds like you are too.

Congrats!

[tomhollywood]

Tama Rythymwatch.

Had mine for a few years. Love it.

Can't fault it.

[mind_drummer]

Tama Rythymwatch.

Had mine for a few years. Love it.

Can't fault it.

I second ! .

[muzzdrums]

I second ! .

Agreed!. I love that you can program 30 different tempos for set lists and such.

[JoeLackey]

Tama Rhythmwatch is a great one. You can't go wrong with a Dr. Beat, either

[MusiQmaN]

Most connections, configurations: DB-90 followed by Clickstation.
Since I used those two I can't use a metronome without a trigger-in for start/stop option. The pedal in on the DB-90 is also very usefull for program switch up/down without using you're hands.

Simplest: Rhythmwatch.

[virfirjans]

Some weeks ago I bought the dr. beat and it has been the best thing I've bought in a long time.
You con program 50 memorys and it have got a lot of inputs and outputs, even a trigger input to connect a pad, an amp simulator to connecta a guitar or pedal inputs to control the up/down memory or stop de click (essential for gigs where you need metronome).
The voice and volume options (controls fore quarter eights, 3s, etc...) are amazing.
I can't talk about hearphones volume because I use a mixer.
very hard recomended.

[audiotech]

The Boss DB-90 is a great metronome, and it even talks to you, lol.

Dennis