pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument – is available in Saudi Arabia.
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pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument – – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument – Easy to Play Range of 6 Notes – Authentic Bb Sound for Student and Beginner – Detachable Mouthpiece – Lightweight – Durable ABS Construction – Red
Item Weight
8 ounces
Product Dimensions
5.5 x 20.8 x 5.5 inches
Country of Origin
USA
ASIN
B01H3E0YM4
Item model number
PBUZZ1R
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
October 10, 2016
Color Name
Red
Material Type
Plastic
Proficiency Level
Beginner
Test video – pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument – :
Product highlights :
MUSIC TRANSFORMS: Let your child explore their musical interest with the pBuzz kids musical plastic instrument. It’s simple to use and encourages creativity and imagination all while developing sensory and fine motor skills. Makes learning music fun!
EASY TO PLAY: The lightweight pBuzz allows mini musicians to easily hold and create vibrating sounds by using this mouthpiece.
VIRTUALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE: Maintenance free, it works straight out of the box! pBuzz has a unique hard recyclable ABS plastic design that can withstand rough play and use. The convenient plastic detachable mouthpiece can even be cleaned in the dishwasher!
TRUSTED QUALITY: Designed by award-winning musicians, the eco-friendly pBuzz instrument is for beginner to intermediate levels! Creating an authentic sound approved by music teachers, the simple musical device is a fun first step to playing an instrument.
ENJOY FREE LESSONS: Committed to music and learning, your order includes access to fun backing tracks, our Customer Support Team and other online resources to help expand your child’s musical skills! Order your pBuzz trumpet and start playing music today!
➕ What is the price of pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument - in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument – in-store is 110 SAR VAT.
➕ When pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument - was released ?
The release date was October 10, 2016.
➕ What is the price of pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument - cheap used ?
The price of pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument – used is 70 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument - ?
Special specifications :
MUSIC TRANSFORMS: Let your child explore their musical interest with the pBuzz kids musical plastic instrument. It’s simple to use and encourages creativity and imagination all while developing sensory and fine motor skills. Makes learning music fun!
EASY TO PLAY: The lightweight pBuzz allows mini musicians to easily hold and create vibrating sounds by using this mouthpiece.
➕ 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 4.1 / 5 on Amazon.
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16 reviews for pInstrument pBuzz Plastic Kids Musical Instrument –
Rated 4 out of 5
K. E (verified owner)–
It’s a lot of fun to play this – I’m a band director, and I was fascinated by this “brass” alternative to the recorder. I’ve been exploring the idea of starting my beginning students on recorders before giving them their instruments, but I was worried my brass players would be left out. It’s a lot of fun to play this, and the pitches are accurate. My only issue is that it doesn’t contain D or E pitches. It has F, G, A, Bb, B, and C. It’s great for 5-note songs in the key of F, but I would love it that much more if it could handle more pitches. However, that didn’t stop me from purchasing a second one for my 3-year-old nephew for Christmas!
Rated 4 out of 5
G. D (verified owner)–
Good for a 3 year-old but with one design flaw – Great “first brass” experience for my three year old. I’m a band director and was excited to give this to him for his birthday. My only complaint is that the bell of the instrument comes off really easily – the connection to the rest of the instrument isn’t very sturdy. The connection quickly broke so the bell wouldn’t stay on. We used duct tape to permanently attach it, and while not so attractive, it fixed the problem. I love that my son can have the experience of playing a pseudo brass instrument so young. He loves it too!
Rated 4 out of 5
T. T (verified owner)–
Cool concept-pricey – As a music educator and brass player, I wanted something I could with my 2 1/2 year old to start introducing the concept of a wind instrument. I liked this because you actually have to buzz your lips. I think overall its a cool idea. I would probably give it 3.5 stars just for cost. I bought 2 so I could model for him, $60+ tied up in plastic funnels is a lot. The kid seems to like it, and I think will get use for several more years. I just think it’s expensive.
Rated 3 out of 5
L. A (verified owner)–
Fun toy. Bad instrument. – It doesn’t come with a case. Don’t throw away the rubber washer. That will help you keep it assembled.
Rated 3 out of 5
L. A (verified owner)–
Fun toy. Bad instrument. – It doesn’t come with a case. Don’t throw away the rubber washer. That will help you keep it assembled.
Rated 4 out of 5
G. D (verified owner)–
Good for a 3 year-old but with one design flaw – Great “first brass” experience for my three year old. I’m a band director and was excited to give this to him for his birthday. My only complaint is that the bell of the instrument comes off really easily – the connection to the rest of the instrument isn’t very sturdy. The connection quickly broke so the bell wouldn’t stay on. We used duct tape to permanently attach it, and while not so attractive, it fixed the problem. I love that my son can have the experience of playing a pseudo brass instrument so young. He loves it too!
Rated 5 out of 5
A. P (verified owner)–
Excellent “Buzz” Trainer for Brass Embouchure – I got this for my kids to build up their embouchure in order to learn trumpet and French Horn. I am not a professional teacher and, when I remember how hard it was for me to learn how to play when my face would go numb quickly, I thought it would be good to give my kids a fun way to build up their muscles. I had, at first, told them it’s ok to walk around buzzing into my mouthpieces but quickly regretted that. It took me hours to find all of the mouthpieces…
Rated 5 out of 5
S. R (verified owner)–
Sturdy and Perfect for young beginners! – Awesome 5(+) note beginner brass instrument! I would recommend this for anyone considering a toy/beginner instrument for ulterior youngster. I plan to use a handful of these at a summer camp for pre-band students to get a feel for playing a brass instrument. These are ranged for 5 notes in the key of F. You can choose F Major, F minor, or even F Blues. The tone is decent on the best of days (read unpleasant) but pitch is steady and the markings on the slide are accurate enough to play in tune. Like I said, is a great instrument for those thinking they’d like to get their kiddo playing trombone, trumpet, or any other horn from the brass family. Have fun!!
Rated 3 out of 5
K. E (verified owner)–
Fun, but a little pricey for little more than a toy – I’m a long time trombone player and got this for my 3 yr and 6 yr old to learn the basics of buzzing and slide position. Not a great sound and little more than a toy, but the kids loved it. My neighbor bought the p-bone for his 6 year old and seems like the pbone is pretty close to a real trombone and light enough for the 6 year old to handle so I’d skip the pbuzz and go right for the pbone.
Rated 3 out of 5
K. E (verified owner)–
Fun, but a little pricey for little more than a toy – I’m a long time trombone player and got this for my 3 yr and 6 yr old to learn the basics of buzzing and slide position. Not a great sound and little more than a toy, but the kids loved it. My neighbor bought the p-bone for his 6 year old and seems like the pbone is pretty close to a real trombone and light enough for the 6 year old to handle so I’d skip the pbuzz and go right for the pbone.
Rated 5 out of 5
A. P (verified owner)–
Excellent “Buzz” Trainer for Brass Embouchure – I got this for my kids to build up their embouchure in order to learn trumpet and French Horn. I am not a professional teacher and, when I remember how hard it was for me to learn how to play when my face would go numb quickly, I thought it would be good to give my kids a fun way to build up their muscles. I had, at first, told them it’s ok to walk around buzzing into my mouthpieces but quickly regretted that. It took me hours to find all of the mouthpieces…
Rated 5 out of 5
F. B (verified owner)–
Fun and Musical – I bought this for my 3-year old for Xmas. It’s perfect. I play horn, and he always wants his own brass instrument. He can get a big sound on this, and loves using the slide to change to pitch and play long sliding notes. He calls it his trombone. He is on the smaller side, and he can’t quite reach all of the positions on the slide; there are 6 positions and he can only get to 5th.
Rated 4 out of 5
K. E (verified owner)–
It’s a lot of fun to play this – I’m a band director, and I was fascinated by this “brass” alternative to the recorder. I’ve been exploring the idea of starting my beginning students on recorders before giving them their instruments, but I was worried my brass players would be left out. It’s a lot of fun to play this, and the pitches are accurate. My only issue is that it doesn’t contain D or E pitches. It has F, G, A, Bb, B, and C. It’s great for 5-note songs in the key of F, but I would love it that much more if it could handle more pitches. However, that didn’t stop me from purchasing a second one for my 3-year-old nephew for Christmas!
Rated 4 out of 5
T. T (verified owner)–
Cool concept-pricey – As a music educator and brass player, I wanted something I could with my 2 1/2 year old to start introducing the concept of a wind instrument. I liked this because you actually have to buzz your lips. I think overall its a cool idea. I would probably give it 3.5 stars just for cost. I bought 2 so I could model for him, $60+ tied up in plastic funnels is a lot. The kid seems to like it, and I think will get use for several more years. I just think it’s expensive.
Rated 5 out of 5
F. B (verified owner)–
Fun and Musical – I bought this for my 3-year old for Xmas. It’s perfect. I play horn, and he always wants his own brass instrument. He can get a big sound on this, and loves using the slide to change to pitch and play long sliding notes. He calls it his trombone. He is on the smaller side, and he can’t quite reach all of the positions on the slide; there are 6 positions and he can only get to 5th.
Rated 5 out of 5
S. R (verified owner)–
Sturdy and Perfect for young beginners! – Awesome 5(+) note beginner brass instrument! I would recommend this for anyone considering a toy/beginner instrument for ulterior youngster. I plan to use a handful of these at a summer camp for pre-band students to get a feel for playing a brass instrument. These are ranged for 5 notes in the key of F. You can choose F Major, F minor, or even F Blues. The tone is decent on the best of days (read unpleasant) but pitch is steady and the markings on the slide are accurate enough to play in tune. Like I said, is a great instrument for those thinking they’d like to get their kiddo playing trombone, trumpet, or any other horn from the brass family. Have fun!!
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K. E (verified owner) –
It’s a lot of fun to play this – I’m a band director, and I was fascinated by this “brass” alternative to the recorder. I’ve been exploring the idea of starting my beginning students on recorders before giving them their instruments, but I was worried my brass players would be left out. It’s a lot of fun to play this, and the pitches are accurate. My only issue is that it doesn’t contain D or E pitches. It has F, G, A, Bb, B, and C. It’s great for 5-note songs in the key of F, but I would love it that much more if it could handle more pitches. However, that didn’t stop me from purchasing a second one for my 3-year-old nephew for Christmas!
G. D (verified owner) –
Good for a 3 year-old but with one design flaw – Great “first brass” experience for my three year old. I’m a band director and was excited to give this to him for his birthday. My only complaint is that the bell of the instrument comes off really easily – the connection to the rest of the instrument isn’t very sturdy. The connection quickly broke so the bell wouldn’t stay on. We used duct tape to permanently attach it, and while not so attractive, it fixed the problem. I love that my son can have the experience of playing a pseudo brass instrument so young. He loves it too!
T. T (verified owner) –
Cool concept-pricey – As a music educator and brass player, I wanted something I could with my 2 1/2 year old to start introducing the concept of a wind instrument. I liked this because you actually have to buzz your lips. I think overall its a cool idea. I would probably give it 3.5 stars just for cost. I bought 2 so I could model for him, $60+ tied up in plastic funnels is a lot. The kid seems to like it, and I think will get use for several more years. I just think it’s expensive.
L. A (verified owner) –
Fun toy. Bad instrument. – It doesn’t come with a case. Don’t throw away the rubber washer. That will help you keep it assembled.
L. A (verified owner) –
Fun toy. Bad instrument. – It doesn’t come with a case. Don’t throw away the rubber washer. That will help you keep it assembled.
G. D (verified owner) –
Good for a 3 year-old but with one design flaw – Great “first brass” experience for my three year old. I’m a band director and was excited to give this to him for his birthday. My only complaint is that the bell of the instrument comes off really easily – the connection to the rest of the instrument isn’t very sturdy. The connection quickly broke so the bell wouldn’t stay on. We used duct tape to permanently attach it, and while not so attractive, it fixed the problem. I love that my son can have the experience of playing a pseudo brass instrument so young. He loves it too!
A. P (verified owner) –
Excellent “Buzz” Trainer for Brass Embouchure – I got this for my kids to build up their embouchure in order to learn trumpet and French Horn. I am not a professional teacher and, when I remember how hard it was for me to learn how to play when my face would go numb quickly, I thought it would be good to give my kids a fun way to build up their muscles. I had, at first, told them it’s ok to walk around buzzing into my mouthpieces but quickly regretted that. It took me hours to find all of the mouthpieces…
S. R (verified owner) –
Sturdy and Perfect for young beginners! – Awesome 5(+) note beginner brass instrument! I would recommend this for anyone considering a toy/beginner instrument for ulterior youngster. I plan to use a handful of these at a summer camp for pre-band students to get a feel for playing a brass instrument. These are ranged for 5 notes in the key of F. You can choose F Major, F minor, or even F Blues. The tone is decent on the best of days (read unpleasant) but pitch is steady and the markings on the slide are accurate enough to play in tune. Like I said, is a great instrument for those thinking they’d like to get their kiddo playing trombone, trumpet, or any other horn from the brass family. Have fun!!
K. E (verified owner) –
Fun, but a little pricey for little more than a toy – I’m a long time trombone player and got this for my 3 yr and 6 yr old to learn the basics of buzzing and slide position. Not a great sound and little more than a toy, but the kids loved it. My neighbor bought the p-bone for his 6 year old and seems like the pbone is pretty close to a real trombone and light enough for the 6 year old to handle so I’d skip the pbuzz and go right for the pbone.
K. E (verified owner) –
Fun, but a little pricey for little more than a toy – I’m a long time trombone player and got this for my 3 yr and 6 yr old to learn the basics of buzzing and slide position. Not a great sound and little more than a toy, but the kids loved it. My neighbor bought the p-bone for his 6 year old and seems like the pbone is pretty close to a real trombone and light enough for the 6 year old to handle so I’d skip the pbuzz and go right for the pbone.
A. P (verified owner) –
Excellent “Buzz” Trainer for Brass Embouchure – I got this for my kids to build up their embouchure in order to learn trumpet and French Horn. I am not a professional teacher and, when I remember how hard it was for me to learn how to play when my face would go numb quickly, I thought it would be good to give my kids a fun way to build up their muscles. I had, at first, told them it’s ok to walk around buzzing into my mouthpieces but quickly regretted that. It took me hours to find all of the mouthpieces…
F. B (verified owner) –
Fun and Musical – I bought this for my 3-year old for Xmas. It’s perfect. I play horn, and he always wants his own brass instrument. He can get a big sound on this, and loves using the slide to change to pitch and play long sliding notes. He calls it his trombone. He is on the smaller side, and he can’t quite reach all of the positions on the slide; there are 6 positions and he can only get to 5th.
K. E (verified owner) –
It’s a lot of fun to play this – I’m a band director, and I was fascinated by this “brass” alternative to the recorder. I’ve been exploring the idea of starting my beginning students on recorders before giving them their instruments, but I was worried my brass players would be left out. It’s a lot of fun to play this, and the pitches are accurate. My only issue is that it doesn’t contain D or E pitches. It has F, G, A, Bb, B, and C. It’s great for 5-note songs in the key of F, but I would love it that much more if it could handle more pitches. However, that didn’t stop me from purchasing a second one for my 3-year-old nephew for Christmas!
T. T (verified owner) –
Cool concept-pricey – As a music educator and brass player, I wanted something I could with my 2 1/2 year old to start introducing the concept of a wind instrument. I liked this because you actually have to buzz your lips. I think overall its a cool idea. I would probably give it 3.5 stars just for cost. I bought 2 so I could model for him, $60+ tied up in plastic funnels is a lot. The kid seems to like it, and I think will get use for several more years. I just think it’s expensive.
F. B (verified owner) –
Fun and Musical – I bought this for my 3-year old for Xmas. It’s perfect. I play horn, and he always wants his own brass instrument. He can get a big sound on this, and loves using the slide to change to pitch and play long sliding notes. He calls it his trombone. He is on the smaller side, and he can’t quite reach all of the positions on the slide; there are 6 positions and he can only get to 5th.
S. R (verified owner) –
Sturdy and Perfect for young beginners! – Awesome 5(+) note beginner brass instrument! I would recommend this for anyone considering a toy/beginner instrument for ulterior youngster. I plan to use a handful of these at a summer camp for pre-band students to get a feel for playing a brass instrument. These are ranged for 5 notes in the key of F. You can choose F Major, F minor, or even F Blues. The tone is decent on the best of days (read unpleasant) but pitch is steady and the markings on the slide are accurate enough to play in tune. Like I said, is a great instrument for those thinking they’d like to get their kiddo playing trombone, trumpet, or any other horn from the brass family. Have fun!!