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Your cart is empty.Make every day practicing more enjoyable with the Korg KDM-3 metronome. A classic design with all the functionality that you expect from a digital unit. The Korg KDM-3 series is renowned for its powerful adjustable volume and its clearly-audible tone. Along with an attractive look that resembles a miniature mechanical metronome, the KDM-3 also contains a rich variety of beat patterns and metronome sounds to suit all types of music and time signatures. It's also packed with the convenient functions that you expect from a digital unit and will support your performance in situation, regardless of genre or instrument.
Jon E Monda
2025-08-20 16:48:21
I'm VERY PLEASED with my new KORG KDM-3 Metronome that I purchased for use when I'm at the piano keyboard! It replaces my old but reliable Franz Quartz Metronome which finally conked out. The KDM-3 has features which are important to me: (1) stands upright so the set tempo is always visible when one is seated at the keyboard; (2) has volume control; (3) has a base which will not harm or scratch the finish on the music desk of a grand piano. (I also added 4 tiny rubber bumper pads on the base.) I heartily recommend this metronome!!!
john e palmatier iii
2025-07-31 17:01:32
Great little metronome. The key word is little. It’s smaller than I expected, I guess I was expecting it to be the same size as a normal metronome. Not really an issue since it works so well.
JBass
2025-07-09 14:53:57
I trust Korg, and this is a decent Metronome. And honestly, I was drawn to it buy its "classic" looks - but read the dimensions - it's smaller than I expected. (that's my fault, not a product issue)But there ARE much better values out there, considering this one doesn't even have usb power/charging support for rechargeable batteries.It's pretty basic by today's standard - especially for it's "advanced" price tag.I'd give it a lower rating, but I should have researched it better before purchasing.If you do your research, you'll find better featured metronomes at a better price.
J
2025-07-05 18:23:17
I was originally going to buy another cheap plastic mechanical metronome but, as the prices went higher, I started to think about the Korg. Good looking, small, and with minimal distractions, it seemed to fit the bill. I am glad I paid the extra $. The #6 sound is pleasant to listen to for long periods of time, tempo changes are quick with the wheel, and I love that you can change from 3/4 to 4/4 and back with one button push. I haven't had to max out the volume while practicing the upright bass. It doesn't look cheap, which may or not be as important to others as it is to me.
Kindle Customer
2025-06-30 13:54:19
Love that it will "speak" the count. I can't take beeping and high pitch noise. Well worth the money. Easy to use. Compact.
Carlos
2025-06-26 11:20:25
Great for strings players to study scales and to play in tune
Monk
2025-04-25 13:58:34
Nice and compact. I got the wood finish model (vs the black). The wood finish is glossy and classy looking… but more expensive.The unit uses 4 regular alkaline batteries which lasts a good time while keeping a loud sound - louder than competing similar newer models.The only drawbacks to this nice timepiece is that it powers only with batteries - it cannot be plugged in… and also the price, as there are newer models (LEKATO) that are 1/3 the price AND can be plugged in via a usb cord, with more features. BUT this wood grain finish is BEAUTIFUL.
Maja R
2025-03-29 20:20:03
Summary: I wanted some of the features of a digital metronome (subdivisions, adjustable volume, etc) but cannot stand the digital beeping noise that all those I've come across tend to have. This has several mechanical type 'clicks'.Whichever finish you go for, this is a lot to spend for a digital metronome that isn't a super sophisticated drummer style gadget which is programmable. The limited edition brown wood effect version is more.That said, I am glad I got the wood-look one as it's very pleasant on the eye and has a more natural, organic vibe to it.As other reviewers have said, it's significantly smaller than you might expect from looking at it. Please check the dimensions to be sure it's suitable for you. For me, the small size is great ... I'm not after furniture.Volume: adjustable from very quiet to quite loud - perfect for my home practice needsDesign: very clearly laid out controls which (to me) need no explanation.Ease of use:- tempo knob (the large knob on the front) is great for quickly adjusting tempo- tab tempo (left, smaller button on top) - fantastic for immediately setting by tapping- lights - the larger button on top is the start/stop button, and lights 'red' for each first beat, and green for subdivision beats... useful as a visual aid and/or if wanting a visual tempo aid with no audible volume- sub-menu's and multi-purpose controls: thank goodness each button has just one function. It's a nice reprieve from so many bits of electronic kit with multiple settings and menu's.Conclusions: for someone wanting the sound preference of a 'mechanical' metronome, with some of the features and advantages of digital ones, where all functions/adjustments are immediately 'to hand', this is a superb bit of kit.
Rachel Newallo
2025-01-19 19:05:02
I love the look of this metronome, as well as the digital dial type. I used to have a seiko (which is really good) but it is annoying not having each number available. I like the tone, it is a piercing sound and volume controlled. I like how the metronome sits on the bottom and not on a stand. It doesn't seem to fall as many other metronomes fall off the piano when using it. It is straightforward to use and I use this when teaching many students and with both my kids playing two instruments - this has been well used.
Der Sparfuchs
2025-01-14 13:11:18
1. laut genug um beim fff auf der Querflöte durch alle Lagen noch wahrgenommen zu werden.2. Displaybeleuchtung vermisse ich nicht. Da zum Lesen der Noten eh ausreicht Licht da sein muss.3. Der Wichtigste Schalter Go/Standby ist ja beleuchtet und auch mit einer Hand zu bedienen ohne das die Flöte abgesetzt werden muss.Resümee: Finde ich besser als mein mechanisches Metronom, weil man auch Triolen oder komplexe Tacktarten damit üben kann. Der Sound ist Geschmacksache, aber im Modus mechanisches Metronom seht es im Klang der Wittner 800er Serie (habe ich auch eins mit Glocke) in nichts nach. Deshalb wer sich mit Elektrik anfreunden kann klare Kaufempfehlung!
Adrian R.
2025-01-08 17:39:12
Best metronome you can get. Great seller, super fast shipping from Japan
entyce
2024-12-25 12:26:34
This is really stylish and functional...unlike the myriad of smaller digital metronomes that get lost in a guitar case or the back of a drawer somewhere, this is always on hand in your practice space. It's not huge, but nor is it as portable as some...so definitely intended to be left out on display. Volume is plenty loud enough when playing saxophone next to it. Nice variety of 'click' sounds (I prefer number 6!) and many more rhythms than I will need - I used 3 and 4 beats per bar mainly, but there are lots of compound rhythms if you want them. Has headphone output, good display, easy functions and illuminated pulse on the 'start/stop' button. In summary - definitely recommended and the best I've used.
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