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This easy to learn ocarina is an alto in the key of C. The fun to play plastic version of the "sweet potato".
Grover-Trophy C Alto Ocarina
Grover-Trophy C Alto Ocarina
Grover-Trophy C Alto Ocarina

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2.8

5 Reviews

50%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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  1. As a toy1
  2. Jam Sessions1
  3. Performance1
  4. Practice1
Cons
  1. Poor Quality1
  2. Poor Sound1
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  1. Experienced2
Pros
  1. Durable1
  2. Great Intonation1
  3. Great Sound1
  4. Highly Responsive1

Reviewed by 5 customers

  • This product went into the garbage can.

    1

    submitted7 years ago

    bythisislizz

    fromBronx, NY

    I bought this for my children expecting it to at least differentiate one note from another, but even myself as a professional musician cannot get any intonation from this toy. Total plastic trash, and sad there is no recyclable plastic marking. Shame on the manufacturers, what will this garbage become? Another landfill collapse? Please stop flooding our world with useless trash; some of us actually do care about all these disposable consumer products being unloaded into our environment. It is not only the richest among us that can invest in quality instruments. Stop thrusting garbage upon us for your own profits. Buyer beware, for sure, but seller be accountable.

  • would recommend this product

    4

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    submitted8 years ago

    byMyrna

    fromundisclosed

    reminds me of toy I had as a child

  • Great product for young and young at heart.

    5

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    submitted9 years ago

    bySonya

    fromEscalon, ca

    Bought 2 for my teen son, a trumpet player. He and a friend will be playing these as a duet for an indoor tea party. Easy enough for them to just pick up and play. When the event is over, i have hopes that he will be able to teach my little girl to play it.

  • Don't bother with it.

    1

    submitted12 years ago

    byPatrick Hoban

    fromWaldron, IN

    Sorry GC, but the people must know. Do not buy if you want a musical instrument. Real airy and chiffy(raspy) sounding and it has to be blown into hard to differentiate the notes.

  • Just a toy

    3

    submitted12 years ago

    byMinh Pham

    fromBoynton Beach, FL

    This is a toy and should be considered as such. I bought these for my kids who are into the Zelda games. It can be used to play some simple melodies from the games. I have bought other ocarinas in the past, and this one is not as versatile as the other ones with higher quality.

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