Wittner METRONOME PYRAMIDAL BLACK MATT BLACK 816M
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The Wooden Mechanical Metronome That Structures Your Practice
The Wittner Model No. 816m (series 800/810) is a metronome designed for those seeking a clear pulse reference, without a screen or batteries. Its solid wood case provides a sense of quality and true stability, even during intensive sessions. The matte black silky finish remains discreet on an upright piano, keyboard, or orchestra stand, while maintaining a classic look. Thanks to the bell, you can mark accents, secure time signature changes, and work on regularity with precision, whether for sight-reading, scales, syncopations, or hands-separately coordination. An essential accessory for pianists, guitarists, wind and string players, as well as for rhythmic pedagogy.
Technical specifications
| Color | Black |
| Product | Metronome |
| Brand | Wittner |
| Model | Model No. 816m |
| Series | 800/810 |
| Type | mechanical metronome in a case |
| Case | solid wood |
| Finish | matte silky |
| Function | tempo marking with bell |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Wittner Pyramidal Matte Black 816M operate without batteries?
Its mechanical operation requires neither a display nor batteries. The tempo is indicated by the pendulum's movement.
Does the bell on the Wittner 816m metronome mark strong beats?
The bell provides accent marking. It helps secure time signature changes. This feature supports the practice of syncopations and rhythmic consistency.
What is the finish of the case?
The solid wood case features a smooth matte black finish.
Is this metronome suitable for piano practice?
Thanks to its beat indicator and bell, this model supports sight-reading, scales, and hands-separately coordination. It can be placed on an upright piano, keyboard, or conductor's stand.
To which series does the Model No. 816m belong?
The Model No. 816m reference belongs to the Wittner 800/810 series. It is a mechanical metronome in a pyramidal case.



