Pyramid-shaped metronome, with real wood casing, without bell
The Wittner 804 metronome is a classic pyramid-shaped metronome. The removable front cover protects the pendulum of the Wittner 804 metronome during transport.
Specifications: Real wood case in walnut; mechanical metronome from the brand manufacturer ‘Wittner’; simple tempo adjustment by sliding the weight along the pendulum rod; tempo range: 40–208 beats per minute; scale indicating various tempo markings: Largo, Larghetto, Adagio, Andante, Moderato, Allegro, Presto, Prestissimo; with metal pendulum protective cap; dimensions of the pyramid approx.: 115 x 115 x 210 mm; Made in Germany
3-year Musicstore warranty
Basic information about the metronome: The metronome, also known as a tempo meter, is a mechanical or electronic device designed to maintain a steady tempo by striking note values (usually quarter notes). The number set on the metronome indicates the beats per minute, often abbreviated to bpm (beats per minute). Assuming a 4/4 time signature and setting the metronome to 60, a quarter note therefore lasts exactly 1 second. The electronic metronome generates the beat signal electronically. Its size can range from that of a mechanical metronome right down to credit card size. It is helpful when practising pieces of music and is also frequently used
Interesting facts about the Wittner company: As early as 1895, Gustav Wittner founded a precision engineering business specialising in the manufacture of metronomes, which his son Rudolf Wittner gradually expanded into a medium-sized industrial enterprise. Wittner soon set new standards: the metronomes manufactured under the ‘TAKTELL’ trademark, alongside the Maelzeln, became such a byword for quality that in professional circles in many countries the word ‘metronome’ was replaced by ‘TAKTELL’. Experience and tradition, cutting-edge technologies and modern manufacturing methods make Wittner the
Wittner M 804 M Metronome