No comments about Studio 49 "F" Rosewood Contra-Bass Bar.

No comments about Sonor Palisono Diatonic Xylophone.

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No comments about Pulse Diatonic Xylophone, Soprano*.

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1 comments about Basic Beat Stir Xylophone.

1. Hi! This is a fun musical item- the sound is very unique and even though I bought it for my kids, adults like to try it out as well. A simple wood instrument, yet it makes interesting & complex sounds. Sounds like a video game when you go in a fast circle with the mallet inside it. Neat~! ~Sarah Gallo Becker

1 comments about T'rung, Mini.

1. This is not going to sound like a concert xylophone. It really isn't meant to. However, I've heard worse sounding xylophones that were meant for concert use, as well as better. It's more like a flat bamboo wind chime with mallets and a stand, for a comparison. The mallets themselves are quite small, compared to ones used in performance. That said, the xylophone itself is larger than I expected. The instrument doesn't resonate much, so rolls don't sound good. But it produces a decent sound for meditation. Assembly of the stand is required, but it only takes a couple minutes. There are directions on the bottom of the box, and the legs of the stand have holes in them for the cross beams. The string loops may need to be tightened to keep the lowest bar from resting on the stand, but once that is fixed, just pick up the mallets and play.
   If you are looking for a unique world instrument for decoration or meditation, consider this one. It is a really beautiful piece for a great price.

4 comments about Trophy 8-Note Children's Xylophone.

1. We love this xylophone, as does our son, but what arrived is not exactly as pictured. The base is black, not red. The "c" keys are red, not white. These have no bearing on the sound, of course.



2. This is the only thing my 6yr old daughter really wanted for Christmas. I thought how could I possibly listen to this all day long. Actually, she didn't just bang on it for noise, she is trying to create her own songs. It comes with both engraved letters and also stickers so books will coincide if you choose to buy some. It is well constructed, smaller in size and we tuck the sticks underneath where they sit nicely. I think the colors vary on the keys in comparison to the picture but of course that isn't important to the quality. She has her heart set on playing her xylophone in her music class in the upcoming weeks when she creates a new song.



3. Our infant and toddler love this toy. Doesn't sound "rinky-tink", quality kids' toy that we highly recommend for your little tot musicians. FYI: Pic shows a red base and ours came with a black.



4. Great sounding xylophone, however the ball fell off the mallet the first time my child played with it. MAJOR choking hazard! I am going to call the company.