Why you need this metronome Keeps tempo steady and reliable during practice and performance so you develop consistent timing and improve sight-reading and ensemble playing. Delivers a natural, musical beat from a mechanical movement that closely matches the feel and response of traditional acoustic keyboard instruments. Built to last with metal gearing and a stable base so it performs consistently over years of daily use. Key features and benefits Classic retro design in walnut colour with a transparent dust cover: attractive on-stage or in the practice room and protected from dust when not in use. Low centre of gravity and stable base: stands securely on flat surfaces without tilting. Please make sure the metronome is horizontal before use. Full-metal internal gears: durable all-metal gear structure resists wear and supports long-term, reliable operation. Rich, three-dimensional rhythm sound: the mechanical movement produces a fuller, softer, more natural-sounding click that aligns with the transmission principles and touch feel of traditional mechanical pianos. High precision timing: the internal gear mechanism achieves accuracy within 0.99% tolerance, providing long-term, error-free tempo marking to help you practice accurately. Wide tempo range and accent options: tempo adjustable from 40 to 208 beats per minute; accent settings include 0, 2, 3, 4, and 6 to practice different meter emphases. Accent bell included: audible accent helps beginners and advanced players learn and internalize accented beats. Materials and performance Exterior finish: walnut-colour retro housing with transparent dust cover. Internal mechanism: whole-metal gear construction for durability and consistent timing. Performance: precision mechanical metronome delivering reliable tempo, natural acoustic rhythm, and selectable accents. Compatibility and uses Universal for most instruments: ideal for piano, guitar, violin, saxophone, drums and other instruments that require steady tempo control. Suitable for students, teachers, and performers who prefer a tactile, acoustic metronome experience over electronic alternatives. Practical scenarios Individual practice: use during scales, etudes, and repertoire practice to develop consistent timing and accurate subdivision with the accent bell to emphasize downbeats. Ensemble rehearsal: place on the piano or rehearsal table to provide a reliable audible reference for group tempo and meter changes. Teaching and ear training: employ accent settings (0/2/3/4/6) and the bell to demonstrate syncopation, metric accents, and different time signatures in lessons. Use notes and care Ensure the unit is placed on a level horizontal surface before winding and using. Keep the transparent dust cover in place when storing to protect the mechanism. The all-metal gear system requires no batteries and provides a mechanical, tactile tempo experience.