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Boomwhackers

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A Boomwhackers percussion set that includes both #447082 (complete upper octave diatonic and chromatic sets) and #447083 (complete lower octave diatonic and chromatic sets).
Boomwhackers Complete Upper & Lower Octave Sets Boomwhackers Tuned Percussion Tubes
Boomwhackers Complete Upper & Lower Octave Sets Boomwhackers Tuned Percussion Tubes
Boomwhackers Complete Upper & Lower Octave Sets Boomwhackers Tuned Percussion Tubes

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    submitted6 years ago

    byAnna

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    Yep. They're boomwhackers. They are really fun to play.

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  • submitted6 years ago

    asked bySteve

    fromVirginia Beach, VA

    How are the boomwhackers played and how do they stand up? Thank you

    How are the boomwhackers played and how do they stand up? Thank you

    Open Reply - Ronald
    They are played by hitting them against hands, or legs to make the sound.

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byNancy the Newbie

    fromEarth

    How many come with the set?

    How many come with the set?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    A Boomwhackers percussion set that includes both #447082 (complete upper octave diatonic and chromatic sets) and #447083 (complete lower octave diatonic and chromatic sets).

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byVirginia

    fromCA

    How many of each note comes in this order? It looks like there are 2 of each. Is that correct?

    How many of each note comes in this order? It looks like there are 2 of each. Is that correct?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    #447082 (complete upper octave diatonic and chromatic sets) and #447083 (complete lower octave diatonic and chromatic sets).

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked bymackenzie

    fromcincinnati

    What is the exact range of this set?

    What is the exact range of this set?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    It is the full chromatic set of 12 notes.
    Open Reply - Ronald
    It is the full chromatic set of 12 notes.