Is there a small metronome with guitar input????

[caprile]

Hi!

I recently (at 27!) began taking guitar lessons, and I'm dead serious about it!. I want to take a guitar to work so I can practice at lunch break. Here's the Q: do you know a small metronome with guitar input, so I can practice with earphones? I believe the Korg Pandoras do this, but I just need the guitar to sound, not pay 200 bucks for a toy multieffect...

Help me please!

[The Euphor]

Do you need the metronome part? Or do you only need something that lets you hear the guitar through a headset?

[crevis]

most tuners have metronomes these days and you can put you headphones right in.

[caprile]

Originally Posted by The Euphor

Do you need the metronome part? Or do you only need something that lets you hear the guitar through a headset?

Yes, I need both. Something very portable, that lets me hear the guitar plus a metronome through headphones. No recording, no effects, just a bare bones portable practice setup
Thanks!

[gu1tar]

Originally Posted by caprile

Yes, I need both. Something very portable, that lets me hear the guitar plus a metronome through headphones. No recording, no effects, just a bare bones portable practice setup
Thanks!

I'm not personally experienced with this unit but it's cheaper than the Korg Pandoras. I have an older Pandora and it doesn't have a metronome but does have rhythm patterns that you can change the tempo of.

http://www.pocketrockit.com/v2.htm

[ibanez2005]

Fender and Ibanez have some nice stuff in their range.

[rgr]

One of the rhythm tracks on the Pandoras is a click, which is the same as a metronome. I picked up an old Pandora and it's pretty nice to have the drum tracks and bass tracks, but I wouldn't have paid $200 for it.

Some of the small Digitech RP things have rhythm tracks if I remember right, I remember seeing those new for $50 - $60.

[kennydoe]

Korg TM40