We are unsure whether this simply had to do with the fact that this device has been sitting in a box unused for a couple of years, or whether they are shipped like that - but we assume the prior is the most likely case. Out of the box, the Pulse contained no initial charge. The device itself is a circular disc which was relatively larger than initially expected, but not at all too large for users who wish to wear it on their wrists like a watch.
Out of the package (which is also visibly appealing by the way), the pulse itself reveals itself front and center to introduce itself as your new best friend. When it comes to design, the Soundbrenner Pulse is a great-looking device.
Now, 3 years later, we’ve been given the opportunity to try one for ourselves and let us determine first hand whether it lives up to the hype - and boy, did it ever. Since the campaign’s launch, the product was rush-funded by excited musicians who were eager to try the idea for themselves. Flashback to 2015, a small German company, called Soundbrenner took to Indiegogo to introduce its adapted concept version of the centuries outdated metronome. Unfortunately, because of it’s singleness of purpose, the metronome has been used as an audible reference and not truly given a revision since they were initially created in the 9th century. We as musicians are all familiar with metronomes in a traditional sense - love them or hate them, they are a tool that have been used as an aural guide to keep our performances precisely on tempo at all times.
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