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UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For Adults & Kids with Hard Case & Hand Rest; Acacia Mbira (Light Brown Finish); Tuning Hammer, Finger Covers, & More Included; Christmas Stocking Stuffer Gift
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Product highlights :
Make beautiful music right away: Also known as a mbira, likembe or thumb piano, the African kalimba is an idiophone (vibrating) instrument. Its lovely, resonant sound is similar to the harp. It’s so easy to learn that you can start playing immediately
For beginners to professionals: UNOKKI’s 17-key kalimba comes with instructions that are simple enough for novices to begin playing right away. The sound quality and workmanship make this a suitable instrument for pros as well. Contact us to get an additional electronic songbook for free!
Portable and versatile: The kalimba is a small, hand-held instrument that travels well. It’s sturdy enough for outdoor use. Our hard-sided travel case is waterproof and protects the instrument from damage
Premium materials: The instrument’s body is constructed of fine, solid acacia wood. The 17 keys are made from first-quality ore steel. The acacia kalimba has a hand rest and a glossy finish. The Unokki kalimba uses a higher quality wood than most competitors, making ours feel strong & durable. You will feel the quality upon first use. A kalimba is a great gift for the holidays or a birthday. The perfect Christmas gift or stocking stuffer
Thoughtful design: The names of the notes are engraved on the keys, for ease of mastery. The keys themselves curve downward, so they don’t hurt your thumbs while you play. For added protection, we include a pair of thumb covers, as well as other accessories. Comes with an instruction book that includes songs to get you started right away!
Questions & Answers – UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For :
➕ What is the price of UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For in-store is 140 SAR VAT.
➕ When UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For was released ?
The release date was March 2, 2022.
➕ What is the price of UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For cheap used ?
The price of UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For used is 90 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For ?
Special specifications :
Make beautiful music right away: Also known as a mbira, likembe or thumb piano, the African kalimba is an idiophone (vibrating) instrument. Its lovely, resonant sound is similar to the harp. It’s so easy to learn that you can start playing immediately
For beginners to professionals: UNOKKI’s 17-key kalimba comes with instructions that are simple enough for novices to begin playing right away. The sound quality and workmanship make this a suitable instrument for pros as well. Contact us to get an additional electronic songbook for free!
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested
this product (
See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.8 / 5
on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For in Saudi Arabia ?
Mall, Supermarkets, Amazon, Specialized stores, ….
Technical specifications – UNOKKI 17 Key Kalimba Thumb Piano For :
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Z. C (verified owner) –
Perfect as a gift! – This instrument makes a fantastic gift. The cherry wood is stunning, and the notes ring out clear and sweet when you play it. The sound reminds me of my childhood. The accessories are great, too, and the hard case is nice and sturdy with plenty of room for everything.
I. K (verified owner) –
Fun instrument to play. – I like that it fits comfortably in my hand and makes beautiful music.
B. A (verified owner) –
Gift for grandson – This was a gift for my grandson and I had it shipped directly to him. He loved it and within an hour he was playing a song.
K. H (verified owner) –
I really like it – I like that it came with a learners book. I’ve already learned a few songs. The Kalimba itself seems good quality
B. A (verified owner) –
Gift for grandson – This was a gift for my grandson and I had it shipped directly to him. He loved it and within an hour he was playing a song.
T. S (verified owner) –
Fun. – Going to take a little bit of time for me to learn, but getting the hang of it. I’m having fun with the instrument.
K. H (verified owner) –
I really like it – I like that it came with a learners book. I’ve already learned a few songs. The Kalimba itself seems good quality
T. Z (verified owner) –
Absolutely amazing! – To start off, I’m using my moms account to write this review since i don’t have an account of my own.
B. P (verified owner) –
Don’t know what a Kalimba is or how it sounds? This one is an excellent way to learn! – International music has always been a fascinating to me. I find ways to try out indigenous instruments when I can. One was the didgeridoo, the Australian Aboriginal wind percussion instrument. I spent time learning it, including circular breathing and vocalizations. I have collected three. I also had a cheap mini-kalimba made for tourists, which fascinated me. The kalimba is a westernized version of an African instrument, the mbira, which has a long history. Many call it a “thumb piano, a name disliked by many people who play it. But, indeed, it is usually played with the thumbs. The device can have a varying number of “tines” held down by a bridge attached to piece of wood, a small drum, or a box of some kind to serve as a resonator. You hold the instrument with both hands, leaving the thumbs free to play the keys. Played well, the sound can be beautiful, but it even sounds good just “dinking around” with it. The kalimba has been folded into songs by David Bowie, Genesis, and others. I wanted a decent one to learn on. I found a beauty among the many kalimbas available on Amazon, which I was able to get for free as an Amazon Vine reviewer.
Z. C (verified owner) –
Perfect as a gift! – This instrument makes a fantastic gift. The cherry wood is stunning, and the notes ring out clear and sweet when you play it. The sound reminds me of my childhood. The accessories are great, too, and the hard case is nice and sturdy with plenty of room for everything.
T. Z (verified owner) –
Absolutely amazing! – To start off, I’m using my moms account to write this review since i don’t have an account of my own.
H. Z (verified owner) –
awesome soothing instrument – very soothing and easy to play i love it, my toddlers love it, my parents love it, its a great conversation starter
T. S (verified owner) –
Fun. – Going to take a little bit of time for me to learn, but getting the hang of it. I’m having fun with the instrument.
I. K (verified owner) –
Fun instrument to play. – I like that it fits comfortably in my hand and makes beautiful music.
H. Z (verified owner) –
awesome soothing instrument – very soothing and easy to play i love it, my toddlers love it, my parents love it, its a great conversation starter
B. P (verified owner) –
Don’t know what a Kalimba is or how it sounds? This one is an excellent way to learn! – International music has always been a fascinating to me. I find ways to try out indigenous instruments when I can. One was the didgeridoo, the Australian Aboriginal wind percussion instrument. I spent time learning it, including circular breathing and vocalizations. I have collected three. I also had a cheap mini-kalimba made for tourists, which fascinated me. The kalimba is a westernized version of an African instrument, the mbira, which has a long history. Many call it a “thumb piano, a name disliked by many people who play it. But, indeed, it is usually played with the thumbs. The device can have a varying number of “tines” held down by a bridge attached to piece of wood, a small drum, or a box of some kind to serve as a resonator. You hold the instrument with both hands, leaving the thumbs free to play the keys. Played well, the sound can be beautiful, but it even sounds good just “dinking around” with it. The kalimba has been folded into songs by David Bowie, Genesis, and others. I wanted a decent one to learn on. I found a beauty among the many kalimbas available on Amazon, which I was able to get for free as an Amazon Vine reviewer.