
Build your own metronome with this Whadda electronics kit. Features speaker, LED beat indicator, volume & BPM control. Requires 9V battery & soldering.
Build your own functional metronome with the Whadda Metronome Kit – a simple electronics kit designed for hobbyists and beginners. Once assembled, the metronome delivers accurate tempo feedback through a built-in speaker and an LED that visually indicates each beat. Both the volume and the tempo (measured in beats per minute, or BPM) can be adjusted, making it a versatile practice tool for musicians of all levels.
The kit includes a built-in on/off switch, and is powered by a standard 9V battery (not included). Supplied as a ready-to-build kit, soldering is required to complete the assembly, making it an ideal project for developing electronics skills while creating a practical device.
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This compact kit measures just 40mm in height, 30mm in width, and 25mm in depth, and weighs only 40 grams – a lightweight, space-saving addition to any workbench or music studio.
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