Description
Schylling Kids Accordion – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Schylling Kids Accordion
Product Dimensions
4.5 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches
Item Weight
1.7 pounds
ASIN
B00000IS1N
Item model number
ACDN
Manufacturer recommended age
7 – 10 years
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Release date
June 1, 2008
Manufacturer
Schylling
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Technical specifications – Schylling Kids Accordion :
Brand
Schylling
Theme
video-games
Material
Plastic
Educational Objective
Music
Item Weight
0.78 Kilograms
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Warranty :
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Shipping :
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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A. O (verified owner) –
Great Gift for a Two-year Old! – My daughter LOVES music, especially drums. She will make a drum out of anything, and is mesmerized whenever they show drummers on Sesame Street. I got her this drum for Christmas and it was a BIG hit. The size is perfect for her age and size. She figured out how to get it around her neck and would walk all over the place with it on, drumming with the included drumsticks, a spoon from her play kitchen, even her hands. The colors are bright and cheery, the top and bottom of the drum are clear so you can see three primary-colored balls that roll around inside. The sound is like a real drum – no muted, tinny, or lame sound here. If you buy this, don’t expect to have a quiet home!
O. G (verified owner) –
Kids love it – My children love this musical instrument.
A. O (verified owner) –
Great Gift for a Two-year Old! – My daughter LOVES music, especially drums. She will make a drum out of anything, and is mesmerized whenever they show drummers on Sesame Street. I got her this drum for Christmas and it was a BIG hit. The size is perfect for her age and size. She figured out how to get it around her neck and would walk all over the place with it on, drumming with the included drumsticks, a spoon from her play kitchen, even her hands. The colors are bright and cheery, the top and bottom of the drum are clear so you can see three primary-colored balls that roll around inside. The sound is like a real drum – no muted, tinny, or lame sound here. If you buy this, don’t expect to have a quiet home!
P. T (verified owner) –
Super Cute But Unplayable – I bought this as a decorative piece because I loved the design. I’m actually super happy with it and didn’t expect it to sound very good. But you have to know it’s really not a good ukulele for a child. Musically, it’s actually worse than I expected, and I didn’t expect much. It’s basically unplayable. You can tune it, but when you fret the strings it doesn’t actually make the right notes. This seems to be because the action is set super high, and the strings are very stretchy. So if you fret a note you are bending the string quite a bit, which alters the pitch wildly. It’s okay for an infant to bang around on, but should not be used to teach music to a child.
S. Z (verified owner) –
As pictured – As pictured but started tearing apart pretty quickly.
P. T (verified owner) –
Super Cute But Unplayable – I bought this as a decorative piece because I loved the design. I’m actually super happy with it and didn’t expect it to sound very good. But you have to know it’s really not a good ukulele for a child. Musically, it’s actually worse than I expected, and I didn’t expect much. It’s basically unplayable. You can tune it, but when you fret the strings it doesn’t actually make the right notes. This seems to be because the action is set super high, and the strings are very stretchy. So if you fret a note you are bending the string quite a bit, which alters the pitch wildly. It’s okay for an infant to bang around on, but should not be used to teach music to a child.
H. S (verified owner) –
Surprisingly fun! – I bought this for my 7 year old daughter but it was so fun and easy to play I bought a second one for myself to goof around with. It sounds a bit like a harmonica. The keys cover the holes so you don’t have to worry about finger placement, just pick it up and have fun! We were figuring out simple tunes within the first few minutes. Really great for someone like me with limited range of moment in her left hand/fingers due to an old injury. I wish they made a more sturdy adult version!
S. Z (verified owner) –
As pictured – As pictured but started tearing apart pretty quickly.
O. G (verified owner) –
Kids love it – My children love this musical instrument.
J. C (verified owner) –
musical – it was easy for a 4 year old to use!
D. T (verified owner) –
Aloha Pear-shaped ukulele by Schylling musical toy so cute! Squeeeeeeee. – This product is the Schylling Ukulele, it is pear-shaped (as opposed to pineapple shaped like some ukes) and it has 4 strings, and geared tuning pegs which don’t slip like friction pegs. Not that I hate friction pegs, but they’re not always accurate. Anyway I bought this item because I was looking for a replacement for another, similar toy-grade ukulele that had gone missing some years ago. This one is very attractive, made of heavy laminate varnished wood with cool hula graphics in red and green! It has a thick neck and somewhat high action, which can be adjusted if you want to remove the nut and cut down the neck slot a little bit, or you can just tune it lower pitched (as I usually do for most ukuleles) and use a capo on it, that will lessen string height and you won’t have to press on the strings as hard. I am a little bit skeptical of these bright, shiny red plastic strings on it, I did get it to be “in tune” but they are very stretchy right now because it’s new. Eventually I will replace the strings. Mine came with 2 replacement strings, the 2 thinner outer ones, G and A, the ones most likely to break. This ukulele will serve me well as a toy/novelty/practice/lawnchair uke, and anyone who buys one of these must take into account that yes this is a for-fun item and not a professional grade ukulele. It came in a decorative cardboard display box which would look nice if you’re just going to set it up on a shelf to look at, but it is actually playable and I’m pleased with it so far…I played Kumba Yah, The Lion Sleeps Tonight, The Hare Krishna Mantra, and Tiptoe Thru The Tulips. Oh, FYI, it will need a case if you remove it from the box, there is no case or gig bag included. As for giving it to a kid, I would say, maybe this is more of a collectable or perhaps a cosplay item than a kid’s toy, just because it seems like a kid would break those red plastic strings in about 3 minutes. This is more of a grownup’s retro style toy accessory, but that’s just my opinion. My toy, mine mine mine…(age 53 going on 6) Thank you for reading.
H. S (verified owner) –
Surprisingly fun! – I bought this for my 7 year old daughter but it was so fun and easy to play I bought a second one for myself to goof around with. It sounds a bit like a harmonica. The keys cover the holes so you don’t have to worry about finger placement, just pick it up and have fun! We were figuring out simple tunes within the first few minutes. Really great for someone like me with limited range of moment in her left hand/fingers due to an old injury. I wish they made a more sturdy adult version!
D. T (verified owner) –
Aloha Pear-shaped ukulele by Schylling musical toy so cute! Squeeeeeeee. – This product is the Schylling Ukulele, it is pear-shaped (as opposed to pineapple shaped like some ukes) and it has 4 strings, and geared tuning pegs which don’t slip like friction pegs. Not that I hate friction pegs, but they’re not always accurate. Anyway I bought this item because I was looking for a replacement for another, similar toy-grade ukulele that had gone missing some years ago. This one is very attractive, made of heavy laminate varnished wood with cool hula graphics in red and green! It has a thick neck and somewhat high action, which can be adjusted if you want to remove the nut and cut down the neck slot a little bit, or you can just tune it lower pitched (as I usually do for most ukuleles) and use a capo on it, that will lessen string height and you won’t have to press on the strings as hard. I am a little bit skeptical of these bright, shiny red plastic strings on it, I did get it to be “in tune” but they are very stretchy right now because it’s new. Eventually I will replace the strings. Mine came with 2 replacement strings, the 2 thinner outer ones, G and A, the ones most likely to break. This ukulele will serve me well as a toy/novelty/practice/lawnchair uke, and anyone who buys one of these must take into account that yes this is a for-fun item and not a professional grade ukulele. It came in a decorative cardboard display box which would look nice if you’re just going to set it up on a shelf to look at, but it is actually playable and I’m pleased with it so far…I played Kumba Yah, The Lion Sleeps Tonight, The Hare Krishna Mantra, and Tiptoe Thru The Tulips. Oh, FYI, it will need a case if you remove it from the box, there is no case or gig bag included. As for giving it to a kid, I would say, maybe this is more of a collectable or perhaps a cosplay item than a kid’s toy, just because it seems like a kid would break those red plastic strings in about 3 minutes. This is more of a grownup’s retro style toy accessory, but that’s just my opinion. My toy, mine mine mine…(age 53 going on 6) Thank you for reading.
J. C (verified owner) –
musical – it was easy for a 4 year old to use!