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Melissa and Doug Deluxe Band Set | 
 enlarge | Brand: Melissa & Doug
Category: Toy
Buy New: $39.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 580
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 7 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.5
Dimensions (in): 19.7 x 14 x 3.3
Model: 477
UPC: 000772004770
EAN: 0000772004770
ASIN: B00020V4Y4
Release Date: June 12, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Have a band of your own | | • | Wood instruments which include a recorder, kazoo, harmonica, jingle stick, xylophone, castanets | | • | Includes a wooden storage case | | • | Colorful keys help with musical learning and retention | | • | Great for individual or group play |
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Product Description
Have a band of your own! Wood instruments which include a recorder, kazoo, harmonica, jingle stick, xylophone, castanets.Includes a wooden storage case and colorful keys help with musical learning and retention. Great for individual or group play!
Amazon.com Product Description
Strike up the band! This colorful set of instruments will have kids making beautiful noise with enthusiasm in no time. Introducing youngsters to a musical foundation is a solid way to promote both teamwork and individual creativity. And since this wooden storage case comes filled with 17 pieces to get the beat going, plenty of musicians can get in on the action. The selection of well-crafted musical implements in this set will expose little ones to a variety of sounds, rhythms, and compositions. Whether for your own tiny composer or a friend's, this set is bound to hit a high note.  | | Hours of musical fun are to be had with these 17-piece groove-making set. |
The Deluxe Band Set includes a harmonica, clacker, xylophone, kazoo, tone blocks, jingle sticks, rhythm sticks, triangle, recorder, and castanets. All of these pieces come packaged in a wooden box that doubles as storage when the instruments are not in use.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 22 more reviews...
 tuneless xylophone August 20, 2008
When we ordered this set we were especially excited about the xylophone, which turned out to be shoddily made and completely out of tune. Don't order this set if you want to make music with it, or if you're expecting quality workmanship. On the plus side, there are a variety of noises to be made and the baby seems to like it well enough.
 Melissa and Doug deluxe band set August 3, 2008
My grandaughter recieved this on her 4th birthday. There were so many instruments to try out that she played with it for quite a long time. These are well made instruments and lots of fun.
Great fun for teaching music and group play July 19, 2008
My 2-year-old loves this set. We broke it out for her when she started watching Baby Einstein's Meet the Orchestra. She likes to look for and play the instrument from this set that is being played in the video. Well made, safe, and lots of fun!
We love this! May 7, 2008
My 16 month old granddaughter loves music and this band set has many items that she can use by herself. She loves to walk through the house making music / noise. The only negative about this set is the nice wooden box that it comes in... it would be great for an older child but she has fallen over it a few times so we have found a different place to keep the instruments for now.
 Great...for the price April 28, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a good product for the price (I bought it on sale for $20), but I was disappointed by the quality after having purchased and enjoyed Melissa and Doug 60-Piece Standard Unit Blocks. About half the set is wooden sticks and clackers, which make a lot of great noise but won't hold your little one's interest for very long. The kazoo is marginal, with ours having rough, unfinished surfaces I wouldn't let near a toddler's mouth. The xylophone is pretty durable, but since it's made of wood it doesn't have any clarity of sound. The triangle and harmonica are both metal and give good, clear sounds. Overall, I think this set is fine to let a toddler bang on, but if you want quality/durability, or if you have an older child who truly enjoys music instead of just making noise, I would invest in a better product.
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