Wittner METRONOME PYRAMIDAL MAPLE NATURAL MATT MAPLE 817A
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Wittner
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A Traditional Metronome for Precise Rhythmic Practice
The Wittner Metronome Model No. 817a is designed for musicians seeking a reliable, simple, and effective tool to build a solid pulse. Its mechanical pendulum operation offers a clear tempo reading, ideal for practicing scales, arpeggios, sight-reading, and consistency without relying on a screen or batteries. The bell distinctly marks accented beats, a real advantage for locking in measures, refining downbeats, securing rhythm changes, and developing rhythmic independence. Thanks to its solid wood case, this metronome naturally fits into an acoustic environment and maintains a sober presence typical of conservatory accessories. Whether you play piano, guitar, strings, or wind instruments, the 817a becomes a constant reference to progress quickly and play more confidently.
Technical specifications
| Category | tuner & metronome | Color | Yellow |
| Brand | Wittner | Type | Mechanical pendulum |
| Product | Metronome | Case | Solid wood |
| Model | Model No. 817a | Wood species / finish | Blond maple, matte silk look |
| Series | 800/810 | Signal | with bell |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Wittner 817a operate without batteries?
Its pendulum mechanism is fully mechanical and requires neither batteries nor a display.
Can the bell of the Wittner 817a metronome mark accented beats?
The 817a model includes a bell to indicate accented beats. This cue helps with measure work and rhythmic entries.
What wood is used for the case?
The case is made of solid wood, with a matte satin blond maple finish.
Is this metronome suitable for piano and wind instruments?
This model can assist with scales, arpeggios, and sight-reading on piano. It is also suitable for guitarists, string players, and wind musicians.
What is the reference and series of this mechanical metronome?
The indicated reference is Model No. 817a, part of the Wittner 800/810 series. Its finish is described as blond maple, with a yellow hue.
