Very poorly made, no quality assurance I ordered one of these for my daughter after she saw a guy playing one on TV. It arrived in factory packaging, but the center “tongue” as it is called was not aligned properly. When pulled, it sprung back and hit the metal frame. I have returned it and await a replacement. I read other reviews that this product is poorly made, so I do not have high hopes for the replacement.Suggestion to the 1st Note Company in Cleveland that makes these things: hire a QA inspector…
I received a defective jaw harp in the mail… I didn’t know it was possible to make a defective jaw harpI am the proud owner of a jaw harp for maybe, 3 years now, and please note that this review isn’t me complaining because I just can’t figure out how to play it. Jaw harps can be tricky to get the hang of, but I have no trouble getting the correct sounds out of mine. It is a different brand from a museum gift shop that I can’t recall the name of, and I can play it well. Unfortunately, when I got this Firstnote one for one of…
Stickers for Piano / Keyboards, 49,61,76,88 Key Full Set of Piano & Keyboard Music Note Stickers, Transparent Plastic Stickers has both black keys and white keys & User Guide
Harmonica for Kids – Stainless Steel Diatonic Harmonica 10 Holes, Educational Musical Instrument for Beginners, Mouth Organ for Children, Includes Case and Microfiber Cloth, 4.02 x 0.83 x 1.18 Inches
Very poorly made, no quality assurance I ordered one of these for my daughter after she saw a guy playing one on TV. It arrived in factory packaging, but the center “tongue” as it is called was not aligned properly. When pulled, it sprung back and hit the metal frame. I have returned it and await a replacement. I read other reviews that this product is poorly made, so I do not have high hopes for the replacement.Suggestion to the 1st Note Company in Cleveland that makes these things: hire a QA inspector…
I received a defective jaw harp in the mail… I didn’t know it was possible to make a defective jaw harpI am the proud owner of a jaw harp for maybe, 3 years now, and please note that this review isn’t me complaining because I just can’t figure out how to play it. Jaw harps can be tricky to get the hang of, but I have no trouble getting the correct sounds out of mine. It is a different brand from a museum gift shop that I can’t recall the name of, and I can play it well. Unfortunately, when I got this Firstnote one for one of…