Tama Rhythm Watch RW200
Rhythm Watch RW200. TAMA’s Rhythm Watch has everything a drummer needs to make sure they stay on tempo-live and in the studio. Like the original Rhythm Watch, the RW200 features plenty of volume to use while playing real drums, a dial for quick tempo adjustments, separate volumes for quarter notes, eighths and triplets, but now features a large, easy to read backlit display, a more durable housing and keypad, and even more memory for pattern storage.
Product Features
- Tempo Range: 35-250 BPM
- Tempo & Beat Memory: 30 songs
- Beat: 0-9
- Display: LCD display with backlight
- Size: 5x 1.4 x 6
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Was good until it broke in less than a year Used it 2-3 times a week since I purchased this last fall. It’s great for on the fly tempo changes or changing the sound in general. But just a couple weeks ago the start/stop button broke, so now it doesn’t work at all. For $90 I’d expect this to last a lot longer. Tama’s website is horrible, as I have found no possible way to contact them about a repair or replacement since it’s been less than one year since purchase. Definitely will not purchase again, and will reconsider purchasing Tama…
Over price and lack of important feature for drummer
Ok, but lacks certain features expected from a metronome of this price. It lacks the ability to play many compound meters (eg. 7/8) or any clave patterns, which was not made particularly clear in the product descriptions. For the price, I would have thought that there would at least be a method for programming in non-symmetrical time signatures. A little disappointing in that regard. The speaker volume is good for practice pad or conga playing, but not quite loud enough to be heard over a kit, especially while wearing proper ear protection. Does NOT come with a…