Description
The Cherub WSM-330 is a mechanical metronome finished in blue, built to keep time for practice and performance. It runs on a wind-up movement rather than batteries, so there is nothing to charge or replace before you start playing. The tempo range covers 40 to 208 beats per minute, which suits everything from slow ballad work to fast technical study.
Inside you will find metal parts that produce a clear, resonant click on each beat, along with a bell that can mark the first beat of a bar. Beat settings include 0, 2, 3, 4 and 6, so you can set an accent to match the time signature you are working in. The copper-look design gives it a traditional pendulum shape that sits well on a piano, desk or music stand.
The unit measures 103mm wide, 118mm deep and 205mm tall, and weighs 480g, so it stays steady on a flat surface while the pendulum swings. Because it is fully mechanical, the WSM-330 works anywhere without power, which makes it a dependable choice for students, teachers and working musicians alike. It is a simple tool that does one job well: keeping you in time. Set the weight on the pendulum, release the arm and let the steady beat guide your rhythm training session after session.
Specification
| Tempo range |
40~208bpm |
| Beat types |
0, 2, 3, 4, 6 |
| Sounds - internal |
Mechanical Sound |
| Dimensions |
103mm x 118mm x 205mm |
| Weight |
0.48KG |
Frequently Asked
Does the WSM-330 need batteries?
No. It is a fully mechanical metronome with a wind-up movement, so there are no batteries to fit or replace.
What tempo range does it cover?
The tempo range runs from 40 to 208 beats per minute, covering slow through to fast practice speeds.
Can it accent the first beat of a bar?
Yes. Beat settings of 0, 2, 3, 4 and 6 let you set an accent to match your time signature.
How loud is the sound?
It uses metal parts to produce a clear, resonant mechanical click on each beat, with a bell for the accented beat.
What are the dimensions and weight?
It measures 103 x 118 x 205mm and weighs 480g, so it sits steadily on a flat surface.
Who is this metronome suited to?
It works well for students, teachers and professional musicians who want reliable timekeeping without power.