Soundbrennner Core Steel Reviews

4.5 Rating 126 Reviews

Your multipurpose smart music tool. Combining professional music tools with the convenience of wearable technology. The world's first wearable, vibrating metronome for musicians.

Core Steel includes a vibrating metronome, contact tuner, dB meter and watch, all in one device.

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“Really happy with the core steel. Ticks all the boxes and really comfortable to wear when playing. Had no issues with delivery and felt the deal was value for money.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Ronaldo Martins

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“Very functional and practical. I no longer do my piano studies without it. Apart from the possibility of the metronome anywhere on your wrist. I strongly recommend.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great device. Nice looking with any dress code. Easy initial set-up & easy to get going with practice. It made me pay more attention to my timing and I think it should prove useful in the long term. Enjoying it so far. The only downside is that it is kinda pricey considering you can perform its main function on a normal smartwatch.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Ich love the design and colour. Its a good smartwatch. the all the musical features are great. Im happy with my purchase.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Work pretty good though it takes a bit to get used. I had to use the leg strap for drums watch strap seems fine for guitars. The chest strap is my only complaint as I am 170 and 5’9” and it doesnt come close to fitting me. But thats a minor negative.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“If you want to expedite your abilities as a musician, then this is the assistive device for you. Oh, and it tells the time too!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Simple. Robust. And it helps internalize tempo. Love it!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I think it's best used for keeping the groove with longer pulses when playing the repertoire. When practicing with very short subdivisions, I preffer audible clicks. I'm still exploring the best position: on the upper arm and near the shinbone seem to work for me (cello, e.bass).”

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Posted 1 year ago