Kazoobie Kazoos HUMMbucker Electric Kazoo

Now the kazoo really rocks! Plug the Kazoobie Electric Kazoo into any effects box, pedal, computer, or straight into any amplifier!; The sound possibilities are now endless!

The Hummbucker Electric Kazoo is sure to surprise with a professional grade dynamic pickup specially designed to fit the Kazoobie plastic kazoo.; It comes equipped with a 15' cable and 1/4" jack. The cable also detaches from the pickup for easy replacement. Specifications: Includes plastic kazoo; 4-3/4" long Professional Grade Pickup 15' replaceable cable with 1/4" plug Kazoo is 100% made in the USA! Assorted Bright Colors. Colors will vary.

We can not guarantee exactly which colors will be shipped and may be different than colors pictured. Age: 8 years and older What makes the Kazoobie kazoo different? The Kazoobie Kazoo is manufactured with the highest-quality plastics (polypropylene) and pigments. They are molded in a state-of-the-art, medical quality injection molding facility in the United States.

Cheaper, imported kazoos are made of polystyrene, which is brittle and breaks easily leaving sharp edges. Our kazoos are not brittle and do not break. It's all about the resonator...that little round paper underneath the 'child-safe' cap is what makes a kazoo work. Many kazoo manufacturers use cheap wax paper or cellophane to make the resonator. The Kazoobie kazoos are made with a high-tech polyethylene paper that is louder and longer lasting than most kazoos.

Best of all, Kazoobie kazoos are waterproof! Kazoobie has their own custom-built resonator cutting machine that creates the resonators to their exact tolerance. The resonator IS the kazoo! It's all about safety! Kazoobie has spent thousands of dollars on improvements to their tooling to ensure that our caps are not easily removeable and are safe for kids!

The Kazoobie Kazoo caps are inserted by a machine with 100 lbs. of pressure. This cap cannot be easily pried out. Kazoobie kazoos are made in the USA! ; How to play the kazoo? The kazoo is played by singing or speaking through the instrument. This induces an air current which makes the membrane (resonator) vibrate and thus creates a summing, "nasal" sound. By wholly or partially covering up the membrane hole a great variety of sounds are created. The membrane is what makes the kazoo work! This membrane gives the kazoo it's distinction from the "horn section" instruments.

The kazoo can be viewed as a singing drum. Therefore it is of no use to simply blow through a kazoo, which is a common mistake of first-time kazoo users. Further, it is not recommended to make a hole in the membrane, since this ruins the instrument.