A Contrast Of My Metronomes.

1.This metronome can be set to any speed between 30 and 250 beats per minute.

2.This metronome is portable. It is two and three fourths inches tall, four and three fourths inches long and three fourths of an inch wide. It is small and easy to take with you wherever you need to go.

3.This metronome is also a tuner. Instead of separately buying a metronome AND a tuner, you purchase this two-in-one device and save money.

4.This metronome can be set in different time signatures. You can set this metronome in 0/4, 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 7/4, 8/4,and in 9/4

5.This metronome emphasizes the first beat. Not sure which beat you are on? You will always know where beat 1 is.

6.This metronome can be muted. If you just want to watch this metronome, you can.

...Change The Tempo

1.Turn on your metronome.

2. If it is on the tuner function, hit the metronome button.

3. Hit the select button until the number next to the corner blinks.

4. Hit the value up or value down until you are at the speed you want.

...Turn Off The sound

1. Hit the power button to turn it on.

2. Hit metronome if you were using the tuner before.

3. Hit the sound button.

4 .Hit the sound button again to turn the sound back on.

...Change The Time Signature

1. Turn the metronome on.

2. Hit the metronome button if you were using the tuner before.

3. Hit select until the little number next to the big 0 in the upper left hand corner is flashing.

4. Hit value up or down until the number is the one you want.

...Use The Tuner

1. Turn the tuner on by hitting the power button.

2. Look to see which function your device is on. If it is set to metronome, hit the tuner button. (Which is right below the power button.)

3. Play a note, either an A or a B flat.

4. If the flat button lights up, you are flat. If the sharp button lights up, you are sharp. If both lights up, you are in tune.

-This metronome clicks louder than the Boss TU-80. I can hear it better and therefor stay with it better.

-It's faster to a just. Slide the weight to what speed you want. Waste less time scrolling the all of the numbers looking for the speed you want.

-Tells you what tempo (adagio, allegro ect) each number is. Need a particular tempo? Look for the tempo name and choose a number within that section.

-Gives instructions for use and care inside cover. Inside the cover of this particular model of Seth Thomas metronomes, it says after use to slide the weight to 80.