Seiko SQ60 Metronome

Works nicely. This design meets my picky criteria for a metronome that needs to be used often. The dial is my preferred way to adjust tempo, due to ease of use, and visibilty. The click tone is an agreeable wooden sound and volume is adjustable. MInimal bells and whistles. And now I see this model is available in white, which is nice.

Great analog metronome. Loud enough to hear over playing. Battery lasts a long time. Does not subdivide with accents on other beats like a seiko does but it is simple and pretty accurate. Durable if dropped from a music stand.

Was looking for a metronome that is simple to use, didn’t want a fancy display, or a buncha buttons. Seiko makes metronomes? OK, Seiko has a solid reputation for timepieces, so why not? This one has excellent reviews, so I figured I couldn’t go wrong. It meets my expectations, easy to set, volume can be adjusted from reasonable to super loud. Size is decent as well, about the size of a deck of playing cards. A bit pricier that some of the digital jobs, but all said, I’m pleased with my purchase.

This a very good metronome with a wide range of tempos. The click is crisp, clear, and loud (but not too loud). It takes two AAA batteries. It feels solid as though it will tolerate being dropped lots of times, which tends to happen. I am very happy with it and definitely recommend it.

It works fine but you need to know that it has set BPMs that may or may not be what you want them to be.

I'm a professional musician, and frequently use a metronome when learning technical passages. I highly recommend this metronome. The Seiko SQ60 Metronome is battery operated with 2 AAA batteries, which last a long time.. There's no need to recharge. There are two striking features about this metronome. It has a DIAL! It's so much speedier to change metronome markings using a dial. I much prefer this over push-button metronomes. Also, it has a full range of volume adjustments, from very soft to very loud. Many of the electronic metronomes are just not loud enough. It's very well made and study, but portable enough to be tossed into my backpack. If you're looking for a metronome with a dial, this is the best I've found.

I'm a beginner bass guitar player. I really appreciate the simplicity of this metronome. Thank goodness for ease of use. It has good volume control for my practicing. I also like the tone. Not irritating to listen to.

Having the volume control is pretty convenient. The only downside is that even turned all the way up, it feels a bit quiet when my daughter plays her violin, especially compared to her teacher’s metronome. Good overall, but could use a little extra volume.

Sehr gute Metronom, ich würde ihn gerne wieder kaufen

Es un metrónomo confiable. La batería dura años. La mejor opción es un seiko.

My older metronome (several decades old) had given up the ghost, this one has more than filled the gap, I also use it to time exercises that need timing counts

C’est mon troisième mais rien ne l’égale Le meilleur de tous les métronomes…

The positives) The beats have a pleasant mechanical sound - not that dreadful pinging that many metronomes have. It is more compact that the SQ50. The negatives ) It feels flimsier than the sturdy old sq 50. The oscillating lights aren't particularly useful. The beat has to be re-selected each time it is turned on. The switch could be bigger. Overall , I should have got another SQ50. It seems to be yet another case of change just for change's sake.