Korg MA-1 Solo Metronome
The MA-1 is a compact metronome that solidly covers all the basics with a broad tempo range and a rich variety of beats and rhythm patterns. The MA-1 also shows the beat in an innovative way that makes practicing easier. With stylish design and reliable functionality, this is an indispensable rhythm-training aide for any musician.
Multi-function compact metronome Beat-Counting display makes it easier to practice your rhythm and phrasingChoose from two types of tempo steps: pendulum steps or full stepsTap Tempo function lets you quickly set the desired tempoBeat display offers from 1 to 9 beats, plus 8 rhythm types to practice any style of musicTune any instrument using the 12 step (C4 – B4) chromatic reference pitchAdjustable calibration setting (410 – 480 Hz) Earphone jack with adjustable volumeMemory backup function and auto power-off functionUp to approximately 290 hours of continuous operation
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MA-1 Specifications
Tempo range: 30 to 252/min (BPM)
Tempo settings: Pendulum Step, Full Step, Tap Tempo
Beats: 0–9 beats
Rhythms: Quarter notes, eighth notes, triplets (straight triplets, triplets with inner beat omitted, triplets with the third beat omitted), sixteenth notes (quadruplets, quadruplets with middle beats omitted, quadruplets with the third and fourth beats omitted).
Tempo accuracy:+/-0.2 %
Reference pitch: Twelve-tone equal temperament C4–B4
Calibration range: 410Hz–480Hz (1Hz steps)
Reference pitch precision: +/-1 cent or better
Connectors: Headphones jack (stereo mini jack ø3.5mm / 1/8”)
Speaker: Dynamic speaker (Max. 0.5W, ø23mm)
Power supply: Two AAA batteries, 3V (included)
Battery Life: Approx. 70 hours (when using zinc-carbon batteries),
Approx. 290 hours (when using alkaline batteries), (tempo 120, 4 beats, and max volume)
Korg MA-1 Solo Metronome
One year parts and labor. 90 Days on footswitches, tubes, and AC adapters. Three years on tuners and metronomes.
