Woodbrass MM100
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Essential Information About the MM100 Mechanical Wind-Up Metronome
Essential Information About the MM100 Mechanical Wind-Up Metronome
- Stable tempo from 40 to 208 BPM for practicing with a click, from slow to fast, with a regular pulse
- Activatable bell to mark strong beats, clarify accents, and secure time signature changes
- High-precision metal mechanism with 1% tolerance for a reliable reference during lessons, at home, or in the studio
- Autonomous and durable: no batteries, just a simple manual winding before each session
Manufacturer Information
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A Mechanical Metronome for Solid Timing
The MM100 is a mechanical wind-up metronome designed for those who want to develop a true sense of rhythm without relying on electronics. Its clearly visible pendulum makes the pulse easy to follow, ideal for setting quarter notes, stabilizing eighth notes, working on syncopations, and controlling unintentional accelerations. On piano, it helps maintain a steady left hand while the right hand phrases freely. On guitar and string instruments, it facilitates alternate picking, chord changes, and single-strum patterns. The bell provides an additional musical reference to feel the strong beats, improve sight-reading, scales, and conservatory exercises. Robust, consistent, and always ready, it becomes a routine tool for more effective and cleaner practice sessions.
Technical specifications
| Category | tuner & metronome | Weight | 650 g |
| Color | Black | Dimensions (mm) | 204 x 104 x 119 |
| Tempo range | 40 to 208 BPM | Dimensions | 204 x 104 x 119 mm |
| Power supply | wind-up mechanism, no batteries required | ||
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
This mechanical metronome is praised for being simple, effective, and elegant. Customers said it's "perfect for practicing rhythm and pulse" and works reliably without batteries. Most appreciated the bell feature and good value. However, several noted it's larger than expected and some found the plastic construction less desirable. Important: remove the shipping lock underneath before use.
Review highlights
- “A great basic, simple, effective and elegant.”
- “Perfect for practicing rhythm and pulse for guitar, meets my expectations.”
- “Very satisfied with this product, especially with the bell as it's becoming rare.”
Based on 28 reviews
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Easy to use, it is best to read the instructions so as not to damage it the first time you use it (remember to remove the part that blocks the clock so that it does not break during transport). Check the dimensions before buying, the metronome was bigger than I expected.
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I am very satisfied with this product (especially with the bell because it is becoming rare or it is 4 x more expensive). After a few hours of use, you forget that it's made of plastic, especially since it's better to have your eyes on the score than on the metronome... ah by the way it's accurate
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Good product. Be careful not to forget to remove the locking system from the mechanism (turn the metronome upside down to remove it).
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Bigger than I thought, but quite reliable and quite sturdy I have the impression, with this black plastic
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Good product, you can select in 4/4 3/4 2/4 mode... super pretty, can be wound up mechanically.
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Questions frequently asked
Does the mechanical metronome operate without batteries?
The wind-up mechanism requires no batteries. The tempo is driven mechanically after winding.
What is the tempo range of the MM100?
The adjustable range extends from 40 to 208 BPM.
Does the metronome bell mark strong beats?
The bell provides a marker on the strong beats. It can support sight-reading and scale practice. Its use is also recommended for conservatory exercises.
Is this metronome suitable for piano practice?
Thanks to the clearly visible pendulum, the beat remains easy to follow during practice. In piano, it helps maintain a steady left hand while the right hand phrases freely.
What are the dimensions and weight of the metronome?
Its dimensions are 204 x 104 x 119 mm, with a weight of 650 g.




