I broke my metro-tuner

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

Yes. After one year, I broke my metro-tuner's display and I don't know when, where and how it happened...



...so now I've got this one...



...which is a great improvement from the same brand and equally cheap! Additional features: Belt clip, darkness-friendly display, a bell-like tone for downbeats, tone generator for any pitch between A2 (110 Hz) to A6 (1760 Hz), a thru output jack for keeping your instrument plugged to the metro-tuner while gigging, timer function (for practicing routines between 1 to 90 minutes) and a cool voice count feature (from 1 to 6) for the metronome.

As I said in this thread, I never thought of buying a metronome since I was used to the one I have in my PC, but the price/quality relationship in these Cherub products is incredible. I highly recommend this metro-tuner (Of course, I'm in no way affiliated to this company).

[Beast]

Hmm, how much did that cost ya? It looks highly appealing to me.

[Alvaro Martín Gómez A.]

Originally Posted by Beast

Hmm, how much did that cost ya? It looks highly appealing to me.

At the current exchange rate, I paid exactly US $24,63 for it.