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Wooden peg puzzles are taken to the next level with this interactive puzzle that plays eight different musical instruments. Place the instrument in the proper place and listen to the unique sound it makes. Besides being lots of fun for budding musicians, this puzzle also reinforces cause-and-effect matching skills.
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- 8 piece sound puzzle- Colorful musical instrument pictures
- Great Value
- Great Quality
- Recommended Age Rating is 2 Years and up
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By Mommy K (Maryland)
I am not a fan to all the toys that make sounds, and through my daughter's therapy I have learned that it is best for us to take the batteries out. This has been a great toy for my daughter, she makes believe with the instruments before putting them into the correct place.
By Jules (New York)
Do not buy this puzzle! There are so many better ones out there and this is just awful. First of all, as the other reviewers have stated, the instruments do not sound like actual instruments (i would be unable to identify them and I played in an orchestra for years). But the absolute worst thing about it is that it continually goes off at night(unless you keep the battery out) (there is no on-off switch)! I spent over a half an hour in the middle of the night once trying to get it stop going off (and you know, to take the battery out you need a tiny phillips head, which i did not want to get in the middle of the night!) so i stuffed it under the cushions of the sofa! Seriously, don't buy this puzzle!!! (i love wooden puzzles and would never knock one but this is just ridiculous!)
By Sage B. (USA)
My daughter put the guitar in her mouth and the puzzle just fell apart. I had to put the toy away until later. I'm bummed because now it's ruined. We never put batteries in so I'm not sure about the sound.
By Amy Fietkau
My kid loves this puzzle. I know the sounds arent very accurate and quite annoying if left out at night. But after every piece he dances or pretends to play whatever instrument it is! Its a lot of fun to do with him and he will often do the puzzle multiple times before moving on to another quieter puzzle.
By Erik
First, the physical puzzle is fine. Just don't put the batteries in. Unless you want your child to learn to distinguish between bland, non-descript synth patches from a cheap Casio keyboard.
How hard could it have been to use an actual recording of the instrument for each piece? This company could easily use a public domain wave file, or better yet, ask some musicians or music educators to contribute a short melody. You wouldn't need access to an expensive recording studio, either. Today a cheap $300 handheld record would do the trick.
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