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    Inactive Member sean b. tinio's Avatar
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    I know I asked about metronome before but I
    checked them out and found them a bit high
    price for my pocket...

    I searched for lower priced good ones with all
    the things I may need, the basics, and I'm
    looking for advice on choosing the best one:

    korg MA30 ($30)
    korg MM1 ($20)
    boss db30 ($40)
    boss dr. beat db12 ($60)

    If you know some other product with the same
    price range & features pls let me know so
    I can check it out [img]biggrin.gif[/img]

    one question though, why is the DB30 priced
    lower than the DB12? as I can understand, the
    DB30 has more features when I checked it [img]confused.gif[/img]

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    i've got the db 12...its great apaprt from the fact that you cant turn up the sound of the click :|

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    I go through metronomes like you wouldn't believe. They all wear out eventually as I lug them around everywhere, use them for practice and teaching, plug them into amps etc.

    I currently use a Korg MA-30. It has Cool features (including tap in tempo) and so far it has lasted longer than my Tama Rhythm Watch did!

    Oh and its cheap too. Check it out!

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    I've got the DB 60 and really like it. It's only about $10 bucks more than the DB12 and you can adjust the volume of the click. It also has the "tempo tap" (my term not theirs). This allows you to listen to a track and tap out the tempo to get it exactly right. Very useful if you're doing cover work.

    Hope this helps.

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    Get the DB-30, it's a great unit for low dough!

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    thanks...

    I checked out the DB60, and yes it's got some cool
    features but it's more or less $70 price...

    I think i'm down to two choices, the KORG MA30 or
    the BOSS DB30...

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    I have a Matrix combination metronome/chromatic tuner I got for about $35 about 4 years ago. Still going strong.

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