48Pcs Plastic Kazoos With 40Pcs Kazoo Flute Diaphragms,Musical Instruments,Good Gift for Kids,A Good Companion for Ukulele, Violin, Guitar,Piano Keyboard.

Great for handing out at children's parties... or even for seniors.

I got these to use for audience participation with the concert band when we play our summer Concerts in the Park at various local parks and Senior Living Residences. We get 6 - 8 audience members to 'Volunteer' and we give them a quick lesson in Kazoo Playing and then they Solo, playing the main theme each time it comes around as we play the "Colonel Bogey" March. Since they always play so well, we make them members of the Band and inform them of the next concert location and date and that we expect them to be there.Always great fun!

Bought for a wedding send-off…a little unusual but was fun and hey, they doubled as wedding favors! ;) They worked and were inexpensive and I only saw one that was broken (though that may have been a child’s rough play at fault). Would buy again if I’m ever in the market for large numbers of cheap kazoos!

There a bit different because you need to hum in to it if you know what im saying but I feel stupid because everyone else to play it but I can’t I still don’t know how to figure it out, over all there fun.

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On time, in perfect condition

The acoustics of a funeral home paired with these babies while you and your crew are belting out Amazing Grace are unmatched to any other you may find. And when the rest of the distant relatives are trying to figure out what the f is going on, these brightly colored sticks of instrumental mastery will let em know instantly what it is, and most importantly; you mean business. No these aren't your father's kazoos. But guess what? He'll appreciate the heck out of em when your singing of sweet memories into his casket!

I live in a community that will be needing more fun post pandemic. These will help. I also take them on trips/tours so that a celebration can be spontaneous. Who doesn't have room for kazoos in their suitcase, right?!