Sabine MetroTune MT-9000

This is my second Sabine metronome/tuner. The first was reasonably good for its price (and still works), but this one is excellent. It is very portable, fits in my pocket, has an earphone plug, and offers a reasonably good range of rhythms. The tuner has a large display, is very precise, and fairly easy to adjust tuning against. The interface is fairly obvious. I was able to work my way through all of the tuners options without reading the documentation. Much recommended at the price.

I definitely recommend this tuner/metronome. It is wonderful for both teachers and students, and is an inexpensive alternative to the pegbox tuners. The lights and needle make tuning a breeze, and the metronome is as loud as a small speaker can be. It even has a headphone jack for easy listening to the metronome while playing.

WOW! this tuner/metronome/tone producer is amazing. It has great qualities, perfect for beginners and pros alike. You have my guarantied satisfaction with this product. The only thing: speakers a litttle small, can be hard to hear over all the playing. No matter! Just hook it up w/ a set of speakers. If you dont have speakers, just look at the bright light flashing on every beat.

The tuner is chromatic, has the lights to indicate "in tune" (green) and not in tune (red), and the LED needle to show how far flat or sharp the instrument is are a must . The price is affordable and I have recommended Sabine MT9000 metro/tuners to my students for their compact size and ease in use practicing. I like the volume control on the metronome and have turned it backward so students can just listen to it. I own three MT9000's and use one at my music teaching area continually.

I bought this tuner/metro about a year ago because I was one of the drum majors at my school. I wasnÆt able to hear but only one tempo that I needed because all the rest are in between the tempos that the metronome gives. This problem is very inconvenient when the band director wants the correct tempo. The tuner however did work very well for me and the pitch producer is like the best part about it. My major instrument right now is oboe which is a devilish instrument to put and keep in tune, but this tuner helped me a lot. But, a couple of months ago at one of my honor bands, it croaked on me. I was using it and it would voluntarily switch from the tuner to the metronome and then it would turn itself off. I tried replacing the batteries but even that didn't work. In conclusion, if you're looking for a good metronome (like if you're a drum major or percussionist or a conductor) get a good metronome but this will do a fine job as a tuner and metro for at home practice.