Korg TM-60 Black 5-stars Reviews

Does its job!

What can I Say really? Keeps me in time! And handy that it includes a tuner to boot! Built to last!

Handige accessoire

Zeer handig om je gitaar goed af te stellen en ondertussen kan je hem ook als metronoom gebruiken. Je kan hem ook gebruiken in een donkere kamer dankzij de lichtfunctie. Prijs/kwaliteit voor mij top!

Good quality device, metronome could be louder

Overall a good product. Tuner does the job, just like the metronome. The only part that could be better is the loudness of the metronome. Even on full volume, when practicing saxophone (my son) or trumpet (myself), the metronome is a bit too quiet. I know that with violin practice it’s probably ok, but for louder wind instruments it would definitely benefit from additional 10-20% of loudness.

Useful when practicing intonation on a violin

I like keeping this at a sheet music stand instead of my phone so there is no chance to break the latter when the stand is bumped accidentally. The dual metronome/tuner is helpful when I focus on intonation of my violin while playing. The built-in mic is sensitive enough.

I only wish there was a way to adjust the sensitivity of green/red LEDs to match the +-10 cents marks on the display.

A must have

It does as it says : tuner and metronome. And it does it really well. Easy to use, nice, screen, tap bouton, ...

Overall top notch quality. The only con I can think of is the quietish click. I use it in a quiet environment so that's more than enough to me while playing the viola which is by itself a bit loud and close to the ear.

The clics are really distinctives from the clacs.

An absolute beast

A metronome tuner that works in almost all context. It's built like a tank and everything is laid out nicely. If you are after more complex time signatures you are however out of luck, but this is understandable since its kinda niche and would make controls a lot more complex.

Solid tool.

Great all-rounder, great speed an accuracy, a lot of features, maybe a bit too many but you don't get lost in them.

The plastic feels a bit thin, so I don't know how it would handle drops but it's the tuner I recommend to all my students, it's a proper, reliable tool.