Introducing the Cherub WMT-560, an all-in-one wonder for musicians! This compact device combines a metronome, tuner, and tone generator, making it a must-have for musicians at all skill levels. With a high-sensitive piezo sensor and Cherub's advanced tuning technology, it offers a super-fast and precise tuning experience, whether you're on stage or practicing at home. The tap tempo functionality lets you easily set the tempo from 30 bpm to 250 bpm, so you can follow your inspiration. The large, bright LCD display makes it easy to see your guitar tuning, even in low light, thanks to intuitive light indications. We've designed a new clamp for high-end models, ensuring great durability and stability. And with a rechargeable Li-Po battery via a USB-C port, you can say goodbye to battery hassles and enjoy 9 hours of continuous use. Key features include multiple tuning modes like Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, and Ukulele, and a user-friendly design that caters to all musicians.
Using the Cherub WMT-560 is a breeze. To use the tuner, simply turn it on and place it near your instrument. Select the appropriate tuning mode (Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, or Ukulele) from the options. The high - sensitive piezo sensor will quickly pick up the sound of your instrument and show you the tuning status on the large LCD display. The intuitive light indications will help you even in low - light areas. For the metronome, use the tap tempo feature. Just tap a few times to set your desired tempo between 30 bpm and 250 bpm. You can also choose from different rhythm and sound options like Vocal Count, Mechanic, Cow Bell, or Electronic. When it comes to maintenance, keep the device clean by using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. To charge the battery, use any USB - C cable. The built - in Li - Po battery can provide up to 9 hours of continuous use. Make sure to fully charge the battery when it's running low to ensure optimal performance. And remember, the new clamp on high - end models is designed for durability, but handle it gently to maintain its stability.
