Wittner 813M Mechanical Metronome with Bell
Bring traditional craftsmanship and dependable tempo control to your practice with the Wittner 813M Mechanical Metronome. Made in Germany, this classic pyramid-style metronome combines a precision mechanical mechanism with a beautiful solid wood casing and a built-in bell for clearly marking the first beat of each bar.
The 813M uses a traditional wind-up pendulum mechanism, so there are no batteries to replace and no electronic sounds to distract from your playing. Its clear mechanical click provides a consistent pulse, making it an excellent choice for musicians, music students and teachers working on timing, rhythm, sight-reading and technique.
With a versatile tempo range of 40–208 BPM, the Wittner 813M is suitable for everything from slow practice and developing control through to faster passages. The adjustable pendulum weight makes tempo selection straightforward, while the integrated bell can emphasise the downbeat and help players develop a stronger sense of metre.
Finished in an elegant walnut-coloured matt-silk finish, the solid wood casing gives the 813M a timeless appearance that looks equally at home on a piano, music stand or practice desk. A removable cover helps protect the pendulum when the metronome is not in use.
Key Features
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Wittner 813M mechanical metronome
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Traditional pyramid-style design
- Made in Germany
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Solid wood casing with walnut-coloured matt-silk finish
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Classic wind-up mechanical mechanism
- No batteries required
- Swinging pendulum for a clear, visual tempo reference
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40–208 BPM tempo range
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Integrated bell for emphasising the downbeat
- Adjustable pendulum weight for easy tempo selection
- Removable protective cover
- Ideal for piano, guitar, strings, woodwind, brass and other instruments
- Excellent for practice, sight-reading, rehearsals and developing rhythmic accuracy
Whether you're a beginner learning to keep steady time or an experienced musician refining your technique, the Wittner 813M provides the classic mechanical metronome experience that musicians have relied on for generations.
