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Fisher-Price Dora the Explorer Tunes Guitar
Price : $22.99 $17.25
Features
: - Strum the strings to add guitar riffs or to listen to your favorite Dora tunes
- Includes special Fiesta Trio guitar pick
- Hear fun phrases from all of your favorite characters
- As you play, lights behind Dora glow to the beat
- Includes more than 20 songs and endless fun
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Get ready to rock with this grooving guitar! You can sing with Dora to the “We Did It! song or use the pick to strum along to 20 tunes. Press the buttons to add phrases, sounds and guitar riffs to the tunes and watch as the lights flash in time to the music! - Recommended Ages: 3 Years & Up
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Fisher-Price Dora the Explorer Tunes Microphone
Price : $17.99 $12.95
Features
: - Sing along with Dora and her microphone
- Layer sound effects or amplify your voice to the music
- Sing your favorite Dora songs such as "We Did It" or "Vamanos"
- Songs can be sung in English or Spanish
- Includes 5 of your favorite Dora songs
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Melissa & Doug High Sea Symphony
Price : $19.99 $11.70
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: - Your toddler will enjoy creating sound and rhythm
- Introduce your young child early to the international language of music
- Shake the seahorse, clack the clams, jingle the octopus and rattle the crab
- Four friendly, easy grasp wooden instruments promote fine motor, auditory and creative expression skills
- Exceptional Quality and value
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Toddlers will love creating sound and rhythm with the Melissa and Doug High Sea Symphony Musical Instrument Set! Each set includes 4 adorable wooden musical instruments perfect for early music introduction. Shake the seahorse, clack the clams, jingle the octopus and rattle the crab to create fun and unique songs! These four friendly, easy-to-grasp wooden instruments promote fine motor, auditory and creative expression skills.
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Disney Princess Enchanting Sing-Along Boombox
Price : $32.99 $26.40
Features
: - Sing to your favorite built-in disney princess songs
- Sing to your own playlist by plugging in your own MP3 player (not included)
- Lights flash with the music
- Real working microphone
- Carrying handle for portability
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Perform for the entire palace with this Enchanting Sing-Along MP3 Boombox. Sing to your favorite Disney Princess songsor plug your MP3 Player and perform to your own playlist. Melodies truly come alive through visual enhancements as lights flash with the music while you sing to your hearts content. Sing to your favorite Disney Princess songs (built-in), or plug in your MP3 Player to sing to your own playlist.Disney Princess Enchanting MP3 Boombox features: Works with any MP3 Player via the line-in connection. (MP3 player not included) Lights flash with the music Real working microphone
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Crayola Beginnings Color Me A Song
Price : $29.99 $17.75
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: - Allows toddler to create original music with their scribbles
- Music will change based on speed of coloring, the faster you scribble the faster the song
- Four instrument buttons can be activated to layer in sounds and create unique music
- Plays 4 original songs: salsa, rock, swing and country
- Built in storage for 8 triangular crayons
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Allows toddler to create original music with their scribbles. Music will change based on speed of color, the faster you scribble the faster the song. - Plays 4 original songs: salsa, rock, swing & country.
- Includes: 1 unit, 8 triangular crayons and paper
- For Ages: 2 years & up.
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Questions & Answers
Question : whare can I buy music instruments/accessories in wholesale?
I am in the process of starting a home based business that specializes in selling of classical musical Instruments like violins, cellos, double bass trumpets etc I would like to start by selling the consumable before growing to bigger things. I would like to buy in wholesale reeds, violin strings, Cello strings, cleaning kits etc. any ideas on any contacts will be highly appreciated. I am a resident in Nairobi so this I most likely have to import
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We are manufacturer and supplier of the items you want. Our shop is in Shenzhen, China. For more details on our products and contact particulars, please visit our website www.szviolin.com.
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Question : Can I plug my laptop into this?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882552007&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle&cm_mmc=OTC-Froogle -_-Musical+Instruments+++Accessories-_-The+Singing+Machine+Co.++Inc.-_-82552007Like, I want to be able to play songs off my laptop on the thing. Can I?
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it has an audio input, so yes you can with the right cables... but i dont know how it will interact with the words on the screen - probably not at all, it will just play through the speakers.
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Question : Replacement pickups for Stellar Mars 002?
http://stellarguitars.com/mars002_black.htmI want to replace all pickups for under $100, any suggestions?This is the style I need:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA04O0007M06&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle3&cm_mmc=OTC-Fr oogle3-_-Musical+Instruments+++Accessories-_-Seymour-Duncan-_-9SIA04O0007M06Thanks
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Whats stellar mars?
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Question : Where do you find Music shop in Orchard Road?
I'm looking for a Music shop that Sells Guitars, Electric guitars, keyboards and other musical instruments and accessories around Orchard road, Singapore. or somewhere near that area.
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I don't know mayb Blackwood Guitars at 231 Bain Street, 03-55, Bras Basah Complex, Singapore 180231Tel: 65-6336 0601Website: http://www.blackwood.com.sgDavis Guitar Music CentreAddress: 3 Coleman Street, B140/413 Peninsula Shopping Complex, Singapore 179804Tel: 65 63375092Fax: 65 63377059http://www.davisguitar.com/Yamaha Music (Asia) Pte LtdPlaza Singapura68 Orchard Road #06-01 Plaza SingapuraSingapore 238839Tel: (65) 63363311, Fax: (65) 63363787
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Question : I am starting a new company. I wanted to know what you thought about it? I sell musical instruments.?
I would like some feedback. I see a full line of instruments and accessories. The website is in a very early phase, but how do you think it is going so far? www.huntingtonmusicworld.com
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I would like some feedback. I see a full line of instruments and accessories. The website is in a very early phase, but how do you think it is going so far? www.huntingtonmusicworld.com
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Question : What licenses or tax preparation do I need in order to sell merchandise online?
I plan to offer electronics, musical instruments and musical instrument accessories.
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That depends on where you are. For one, if you plan to sell to anybody within your state you will need a sales tax ID. To get that you will also have to have your business name registered with your county clerk's office (its called a DBA). For more local details contact your local score chapter. Go to http://www.score.org and enter your zipcode. The volunteers work closely with the SBA so its free and its not a scam.
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Question : Any ideas on how to raise money for musical instruments/accessories?
Hi, I want to know if you guys have any serious ideas on how I can raise money to buy guitars, guitar accessories, amps, and musical stuff for my band because I have no money to buy it and I need to raise money, thanks!
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WELL U CAN CHECK OUT THIS SITE IF U WANT TO EARN MONEY THAT 2 ONLINE FOR free,MAY TAKE A WHILE TO START BUT GRADUALLY BEING ACTIVE CAN EARN U HUGESUM,like i m doing right now just go here http://bestptctoearnmoney.blogspot.com/2009/12/earn-with-most-trusted-elites-ptc.html
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Question : What sort of violin, and accessories, do you need to start playing?
My boyfriend used to play the violin, and would love nothing more than to learn to play again. I want to buy him one for Christmas, but I know absolutely nothing about violins, or any musical instruments at all. I'd like to know what sort of violin would be good for him in this situation, and what accessories he'll need. Thanks so much!
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First off, violins are expensive. Used you could probably get one for 300. But new, 600 and that is like a student violin. You would need a shoulder rest. Get a Viva or Kun with collapsible feet. Then you have to get rosin. I reccommend Clarity. It is hypo allergenic. Then spare strings. A bow. And, a book, or random sheet music. And a music stand. Hope I helped!-Temperance
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Question : What Should I get and do for my 13th Birthday?
I am turning 13 in March and I have no idea what to get or do! I already have a good phone, an ipod, A laptop and a wii. I'm not interested in:any musical InstrumentsIpod or phone accessories Or Any Wii gamesFOR THE PARTY : I dont want to invite too many people and ........................ Im not sure any ideas would be great thanks x P.S. Im a Girl
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Why don’t you have some badges made so everyone has a momento of your day personalise your party with your own personalised badges, have a look at www.badgeboy.co.uk
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Question : I was thinking of buying a saxophone,, idk where to start :S??
hii am currently thinking of purchasing a saxophone of ebayi was just wondering why this particular saxophone is so cheap?http://cgi.ebay.com.au/BlACK-Tenor-SAX-SAXOPHONE-saxaphone-High-F-accessories_W0QQitemZ2704120 24412QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_Musical_Instruments_Instruments?hash=item3ef5d00a5c&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14& _trkparms=65:1|66:2|39:1|240:1318|301:0|293:1|294:50
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Okay so you seem to be looking at a tenor sax. :)I suggest you go to a music shop and try out some saxes- like get the feel for them. :)Then ask if you can rent one, and then either start taking lessons or start teaching yourself through method books or videos online. Also, DON'T get that sax! It's cheaply and badly made, and the keys will bend and break, pads won't seal, and most likely the intonation will suck.You're better off going to a music shop and getting one there. If you want to go second hand- make sure you go for REPUTABLE brands like Selmer, Buffet, Keilwerth, Yanagisawa and Yamaha. I know Yamaha makes some stunning student horns, which would be what you will be looking for right now. :)Good luck and stay away from the trash!xoxox
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