KORG / KDM-2

The improved cylindrical resonance tube speaker delivers even clearer, louder sound.

■Digital Metronome
■Metronome Mode
■Tempo Range: Quarter Note = 30-252 beats per minute
■Tempo Settings: Pendulum Step, Full Step
■Time Signature Range: 19 types (0-9 beats, Duplet, Triplet, Triplet with Center Beat, Quadruple, Quadruple with Center Beat, Son Clave 2-3/3-2, Rumba Clave 2-3/3/2)
■Sounds: 1 Pulse, 3 PCM / Strong Beat, Weak Beat (2 types)
■Tempo: Accuracy ±0.2%
■Indicator: Flashing red and green LED
■Sound Out Mode
■Reference Tone: C4 (261.63 Hz) - B4 (493.88 Hz) 1 octave
■Calibration Range: A4=410–480 Hz (1 Hz increments)
■Reference Tone Accuracy: ±1 cent or better
■Connection: Phone jack (φ3.5 mm mini jack, mono)
■Built-in Speaker: Dynamic speaker (φ36 mm)
■Power Supply: Four AAA batteries (6V)
■Battery Life: Approximately 120 hours (tempo 120 beats/minute, 4 beats, PULSE, maximum volume, using standard alkaline batteries)
■Dimensions and Weight: 106.0 (W) x 48.5 (D) x 106.5 (H) mm, 175 g (excluding batteries), 210 g (including batteries)
■Accessories: Four AAA alkaline batteries for operation verification
■Korg's original cylindrical resonator speaker outputs high-intensity tempo sounds. The KDM-2's improved resonance structure ensures clear listening from any listening position. The metronome delivers clear sound that's easy to hear in any situation, without being drowned out by louder instruments. Choose from two metronome sounds: PULSE and PCM, and set it to match your instrument. Volume control is also available. It also features a phone jack, so you can practice using mini-plug (φ3.5mm) earphones.
■ The START/STOP switch on the top panel flashes red and green, ensuring clear tempo readings. It's also convenient for silent practice.
■ 19 built-in beat patterns are available, including variations such as son clave and rumba clave, in addition to the standard beat. The tempo can be set in three ways: full step, which allows you to set the tempo in single-step increments from 30 to 252; pendulum step, which allows you to set the tempo in the same way as a mechanical metronome; and tap tempo, which allows you to set your preferred tempo by pressing the TAP switch in time with the song you're playing.