Description
The Cherub WSM-330 is a mechanical metronome built to help you keep steady time during practice and performance. It uses high-quality metal parts to produce a crisp, resonant click that carries well across a practice room, so you can hear the beat clearly whether you're playing quietly or at full volume. This version comes in pink, with the copper mechanism giving dependable wind-up operation that needs no batteries or mains power.
The tempo range runs from 40 to 208 bpm, covering everything from slow ballads to fast studies. Beat settings of 0, 2, 3, 4 and 6 let you mark bars for different time signatures, with the accented first beat helping you find the downbeat. It stands 205mm tall and measures 103mm wide by 118mm deep, with a weight of 480g that keeps it stable on a desk or piano top. The pendulum arm and sliding weight give you a visual guide alongside the sound, which many players find useful when learning a new piece.
The WSM-330 suits students, teachers and professional musicians alike. Its wind-up movement means you can rely on it anywhere, and the classic copper design fits neatly into any practice space. As a traditional mechanical unit it works straight out of the case with no setup, so you can start counting time right away. If you prefer the visual and physical feel of a swinging pendulum over a digital display, this is a straightforward choice for daily rhythm work.
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
What tempo range does the WSM-330 cover?
It runs from 40 to 208 bpm, which covers slow practice tempos through to fast passages.
Does it need batteries or power?
No. It's a mechanical wind-up metronome, so it runs without batteries or mains power.
What beat settings are available?
You can choose 0, 2, 3, 4 or 6 beats, letting you mark different time signatures with an accented first beat.
How big and heavy is it?
It measures 103mm wide by 118mm deep by 205mm tall and weighs 480g, so it stays stable on a desk or piano top.
What kind of sound does it make?
It produces a crisp, resonant mechanical click from its metal parts, easy to hear across a practice room.
Who is this metronome suited to?
It works well for students, teachers and professional musicians who want reliable rhythm training with a traditional pendulum.