Wittner MAELZEL LAQUERED BROWN
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Wittner
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A clear and durable wooden mechanical metronome
The Wittner Model No. 803, often sought under the name Maelzel metronome, is an essential accessory to lock in the pulse and gain consistency. Its clear beat helps you establish the tempo foundation, stabilize fast passages, ensure reliable gradual accelerations, and methodically work on time signature changes. Whether you practice piano, guitar, violin, wind instruments, or singing, this metronome quickly becomes a reliable reference to structure each exercise and better manage your musical breathing. Its solid wood case protects the mechanism and adds an elegant presence thanks to its glossy walnut finish, while fitting perfectly into a musical work environment. The absence of a bell favors listening comfort: you maintain a regular click without additional accents, practical if you want subtle guidance or if you work near other musicians. A solid choice for students, teachers, and demanding instrumentalists seeking consistency and simplicity.
Technical specifications
| Color | Brown |
| Brand | Wittner |
| Product | metronome |
| Model | Model No. 803 |
| Series | 800/810 |
| Type | mechanical metronome in a case |
| Case | solid wood |
| Finish | high gloss varnish |
| Bell | no |
| Use | tempo work, instrumental study, daily practice |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Wittner Maelzel Glossy Walnut have a bell?
This model does not have a bell: only the regular ticking of the mechanism is audible, without any added accent.
Is the case of the Wittner 803 metronome made of wood?
The case is made of solid wood. Its glossy varnished walnut finish provides a polished look and protects the mechanical movement.
For which instruments is this mechanical metronome suitable?
Its clear beat supports practice on piano, guitar, violin, and wind instruments. Singing practice can also rely on this pulse reference. It notably helps with musical breathing and changes of meter.
What is the reference number of the Maelzel Wittner metronome?
The indicated reference is Model No. 803, within the Wittner 800/810 series.
Can accelerations be practiced with this metronome?
The mechanism is designed to follow gradual accelerations, stabilization of fast passages, and steady tempo work.
