Just clarifying.... it can make a bell sound at the 1st downbeat of a measure? Different time signatures?
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Hi Raffi, yes, this metronome sounds a bell on the downbeat, accommodating meters with 2 beats to the measure, 3 beats to the measure, 4 beats to the measure, and 6 beats to the measure, as well, as a constant, rhythmic ticking with no bell sound at all. All of these options are easily available with the pull of a little silver rod on the side of the unit, and each option is easily marked to satisfy any of your needs. I am very grateful for the affordability of this fine 'instrument'!
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I don't have mine in front of me, but I do believe it's wind-up. If you look at the picture, there are two metal objects on the side. One of them controls the ding a 2, 3, 4, and 6 beats. I'm fairly sure that the other is the wind-up mechanism.
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I'm not aware of a downbeat bell- not sure what it means, but I've listened to the 'nome and haven't heard anything such. It does have a steady beat. I dislike black appliances, but this thing actually looks elegant- I wish my grandson would use it more.
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Yes, the meter has a feature that allows it to "lock" on the highest sound level during the measurement period. However, I'm not sure it measures low enough to accurately measure a dog barking. Unless it is, indeed, very loud.
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They have three distinct sounds but if the timers go off close to each other you will only hear one tone. This is my favorite timer for multiple purposes. As a teacher each student has a favorite sound. Good luck with you timer hunting.
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The apparatus has a continuous gentle sound in various offerings...rain, ocean, summer night, etc. for the duration of the timed setting. At the end, there is no beep or bell. The sound just ends. I purchased this for the same reason and I've found that I like this better than the traditional bell but you may not feel that way. It can be set in durations of 15, 30 or 60 minutes only so if you don't want to be boxed into those time frames you may want to look for another device. Hope this helps!
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On the right side of the device, there is a plunger that you pull out for 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, or 6/8 time. It controls how often you hear the "DING". There are number markings on the plunger.
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It is an electronic beep in the upper frequencies, but not at all painful. There is a volume control on the top of the device (not shown in the picture). The metronome is also capable of a different beep to denote beat 1 of a given meter. Hope this helps!
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No it doesn't make noise but the teaser can clip off. You could try slipping a bell on the line then reclipping the teaser back on.
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No. After it goes around, the sound changes slightly. It keeps on going, though.
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Yes, it does. I must tell you it has a tone that is at a very low volume. So if you work in a noisy environment you may not be able to hear it. Good meter for the money.
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Yes. It has a specific cycle pattern it goes through but the change from one pattern to the next does respond to sound. I havent noticed if its more or less responsive to low end or highs.
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Yes, it happens. Depending on how you adjust it, any event that shakes the device will make it sound. Good thing is it stops by itself, as soon as the shaking ends. It isn't the kind of alarm that sets off and goes on and on. It is a very simple mechanism that works exactly like an electronically amplified church bell. As soon as the little metal hammer stops touching the side walls, the sound stops.You can turn sensitivity down, but that could make you miss smaller vibrations from real quakes.
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It makes a ticking noise, and you can set it to 2, 3, 4, or 6/4 times, where a high pitched bell (ding) rings on the downbeat.
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The top knob on the left pulls out. At 0 there is no bell. At 2, the bell rings at the beginning of each measure in 2/4 time - at 3, 3/4 time - at 4, 4/4 time - at 6, 6/8 time.
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No. This is a very basic instrument with no bells or whistles. It was a perfect choice for that purpose when I purchased it.
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No. It's a pretty simple timer. it will count up from 0h00m00sto 09h59m59s . Count down will count down from any time you set from 09h59m59s down to 0. This is a pretty study timer I may add.