> Equipment & Essentials > Timing & Tuning > Metronomes > Wittner Taktell Quartz QM2 – Electronic Metronome
Wittner Taktell Quartz QM2 – Electronic Metronome

Wittner Taktell Quartz QM2 – Electronic Metronome

Different variants

Wittner Taktell Quartz QM2 with 40–208 beats per minute, 39 tempo positions, audible and visual beat indication and reference tone A4 = 440 Hz.

Reference:
74,15 €
Tax included Shipping excluded
By buying this product you can collect Loyalty point.

You might like this

Wittner Taktell Piccolino – Mechanical Metronome without Bell
Wittner Taktell Piccolino – Mechanical Metronome without Bell
Red
58,00 €
Add to cart
Wittner Taktell Super-Mini – Mechanical Metronome without Bell
Wittner Taktell Super-Mini – Mechanical Metronome without Bell
Red
56,15 €
Add to cart
Wittner Taktell Piccolo – Mechanical Metronome without Bell
Wittner Taktell Piccolo – Mechanical Metronome without Bell
Red
58,05 €
Add to cart

Description

The Wittner Taktell Quartz QM2 is an electronic metronome with a plastic case and a tempo range of 40 to 208 beats per minute.

Tempo can be selected across 39 positions. The beat is indicated audibly through the speaker and visually via an LED. A selector switch allows you to choose between audible and visual indication or visual indication only.

The QM2 also provides a reference tone of A4 = 440 Hz. An earphone and 9-volt battery are included. The metronome is available in black or ruby red.

Features and Information

  • Model: Quartz QM2
  • Product type: Electronic metronome
  • Case: Plastic
  • Tempo range: 40 to 208 beats/minute
  • Tempo selection: 39 positions
  • Beat indication: Speaker and LED
  • Selector switch: Audible and visual indication or visual indication only
  • Reference tone: A4 = 440 Hz
  • Power supply: 9-volt battery
  • Earphone included
  • Colours: Black or ruby red
  • Manufacturer: Wittner – Division of GEWA music GmbH

Additional Information

Condition New product
Manufacturer Wittner – Division of GEWA music GmbH
Instrument Metronome
Badges Different variants
Core material Plastic

Details on product safety

Responsible for the Product in the EU:
GEWA Music GmbH
Oelsnitzer Straße 58
08626 Adorf
Germany
E-mail: info@gewamusic.com

Comments

Product reviews

Information about the authenticity of customer reviews can be found here.

Be the first to write your review

Write your review

    Product quality

    Please see our Privacy Policy.

    Disposal information

    Information on the Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment 

    Electrical equipment must not be disposed of with household waste.

    Electrical and electronic equipment as well as lamps contain valuable materials that can be recovered and recycled. At the end of their service life, they must therefore be collected separately and disposed of properly.

    What does the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol mean?

    The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indicates that electrical and electronic equipment must not be disposed of with normal household waste.

    mülltonnehinweis

    Waste electrical equipment can, for example, be taken to municipal recycling centres or other suitable collection points.

    Returning electrical equipment to us

    Would you like to return an old electrical or electronic device to us? Please contact our customer service team before sending it back.

    We will coordinate the return and the next steps with you. Following prior consultation, the item can be returned to the address stated in our legal notice.

    Please do not send waste electrical equipment to us without contacting us in advance.

    Lamps and light sources

    Replaceable lamps and light sources that can be removed without damaging the appliance must be removed before the appliance is disposed of and collected separately.

    This may include, for example, LED lamps, incandescent bulbs or halogen lamps.

    Permanently installed light sources that cannot be removed without damaging the appliance should remain in the device.

    Batteries and rechargeable batteries

    If a device contains batteries or rechargeable batteries that can be removed without damaging the device, they must be removed before disposal and taken separately to an appropriate collection point.

    Batteries and rechargeable batteries must also not be disposed of with household waste.

    Where can I dispose of old electrical equipment?

    In addition to returning equipment to us, you can use public collection points such as municipal recycling centres. Information about suitable collection points in your area is available from your local authority or municipality.

    By collecting and disposing of electrical equipment and lamps separately, you help recover valuable materials and reduce environmental impact.