would it be good and worth the money for a child 10 who is totally into music. he eats , sleeps, and dreams music. he is willing to buy it with his own money.
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I would not buy this, period. I especially would not let a 10 year old waste his precious savings on it. The system is very cheaply made and did not work unless you left the battery cover off and then put the headset mic touching your mouth. None of the adjustments for volume helped this or worked. I would try another brand that has a good reputation for quality and customer service.
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I think it would have been fine for my children when they were 10. It is not a toy, but it is sturdier than some of the cheaper ones. May be a good lesson and it is simple to use.
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No. This product gives you range, but its sound quality s pretty low. Definitely not good for music. I'd buy a recording microphone instead.
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I bought it to minister in a small wedding, worked out of the box, for about 15 minutes, then the mic stopped working, I used the computer mic input so no amps or anything special. This is garbage, lucky we had a regular mic otherwise it would have ruined the wedding
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It would work well.It is not commercial grade; however, works well. May want to watch and make sure care is taken when used..very reasonably priced.
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My granddaughter turned 9 and was her birthday present. Along with lessons. Her instructor complimented the guitar and she is totaly capable in learning and playing it. But I do presume it would depend on the childs frame size. If she is petite i would search for something smaller or wait a few years.
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I would advise you to wait on the trumpet until he is about 10 years old. He can have fun with a recorder. Yamaha makes a good plastic one. Since he is a little guy, I'd suggest getting him a soprano recorder. It's not very expensive and if he really wants to play, this will provide a way to get started.
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Hi Linnie, Thanks for the question. It's a great little machine. I bought it for my grandson who was one and a half. You can put your own CD's in it and it will also play CD-R's. The microphones are not detachable, so you'll have to be mindful of that. Having said that, we have all had hours of enjoyment playing with it. My grandson is now 2 and plays with it every day. He loves to push the buttons mostly to start stop and open!! And when he's not singing along he's dancing. Highly recommend it! Have a great day! Bob
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A 10 year old would like it, but I don't think it would hold her interest for every long. I purchased one for my 7 year old and she quickly got bored with it.
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I bought it for my sons 5th birthday and he played it with for a day then occasionally. He is 5 1/2 now and not real intersted in it but if your 6 year old likes to sing and hear themselves I would recommend it. It works well and has good sound
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I highly recommend the Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Music Player with Microphone for kids. It is a music player with a microphone. It is expensive (about $50), but has served us incredibly well over the past 6 years with two small boys. Amazon doesn't seem to have it at the moment, but check other places. For something smaller and cheaper - try B. Okideoke Microphone (about $15 on Amazon). It will project sound, plays songs and records. Good for the small ones...
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My five year old is amused by my 2 years guitar. It's not something she gravitates towards regularly. I'd say you have better options
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My little one is only 2 and I bought it for him when he was just a year old. HE LOVES IT!!! I also secretly love it. I am sure you are familiar with all of the features but I will say that mine is the one where you follow the beats. I can't get passed level 2 and I am an adult so I am sure your 4 year old will find parts of it challenging in a good way.
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I think its possible for a 5 year old boy to enjoy the toy. My 4 year old girl loves it and she is turning 5 soon. My brother who is 39 years old was also elated that the keys were the actual notes on a guitar. His only complaint or thought was he wished it could go from major to minor chords. How funny is that?!!
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I bought this for my 3 yr old grandson. I don't know the quality as an actual musical instrument.He enjoys it.
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Yes its excellent for an 8 year old. I bought it for my daughter and although she was 11 she was also a beginner. Her band teacher said it was perfect. So yes its good for an 8 year old.
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My son is 4 and loves it, but for 10 and up, if they're used to playing the drums, you might want to go with a better quality drum than this one. Otherwise it's good up to a small 14 year old, probably.
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My son's teacher said that it depends on a child... If a child has a good skill, then even a bad instrument will sound well. This one has a good sound and look to it. I bought a red and gold one for my 4th grader last year. He loves it.
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I asked my 15 year old, whom is good with music, He said the keyboard is good better than a cheap sound.but not as good as a professional unit, And the system can create about 500 different sounds piano, drums, most instruments.
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It should be fine for her as it is quite small and sounds good for beginners! It will take some effort to tune it at the beginning though.
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I know I'm a little too late, but I do think it would be a great first guitar for a kid. however it might be a little too big for him. You might want to consider the guitars made for kids his age. Maybe with some of his favorite cartoon characters as well.