Whould this work for 6th grade band?
2090983
If you're only doing it this year, then go for it. If you're committing to clarinet, then try to rent one from a music store.
2090984
Absolutely... My wife started playing in 6th grade and says it would be perfect.
2090985
My daughter uses hers for 7th grade band. The first one, we returned because it was very out of tune. The replacement was great! We did have to get different reeds, as the ones that came with were unplayable.
2090986
Yes. I bought it for my 7th grader. I will have to get another one once she's in high school. One with better quality
2090987
Yes its perfect for that..I bought it for my daughter who is in 6th grade band and she loved it...The band teacher also said it's good. I definitely recommend it!
2090988
It was made for that purpose. It is for beginners of all ages.I am 64 years old and I have in the last two months began to play.
1650654
I use it for my 6-string electric guitar and my 4-string bass guitar. It works on both of them.
1168536
Yes its excellent for an 8 year old. I bought it for my daughter and although she was 11 she was also a beginner. Her band teacher said it was perfect. So yes its good for an 8 year old.
1523207
I would not think so. I would not use this guitar for any but elementary students. We use this as a "class" guitar for second graders. This guitar needs frequent retuning, so an older student developing a musical ear without an instructor to tune the guitar may be frustrated. 3/4 or just small body models might be better. Fender, Martin, Yamaha, and Gibson all have good choices, although more expensive. Electrics, which are smaller, are also good choices for teens. This is however one of the least expensive options for any entry guitar.
2180852
The Omen 6 Exteme looks about like a Strat. Maybe you could go to a music storeand physically compare the Ome 6 with a Strat. If they're about the same, the caseshould work.
718821
I disagree with what all of the answers. It does fit liner notes. I also posted a video review to show why it works:
1816590
If the neck is the same width as a regular six string guitar it should work
1024080
Depends on the slingshot style, alot of different ways. Best bet would be to check out one of the many slingshot forums and search for band attachments.
1714660
should work ok. head band has a tightening knob that is sturdy and well made!
1754446
Absolutely! I am a high school student and the timpani at my school have always sounded terrible with plenty of overtones and awful ringing. We used this on them and they sound better than ever. Timpani are sensitive, especially since they get retuned multiple times within a single song, so they will be out of tune, practically every day. So maintenance is key, keep up with them and they will shine. Also, ours need new heads so that's definitely a factor. In other words, this doesn't solve every single problem, but it does correct a very big one and beautifully at that.
465615
Yes, I believe that a 6 year old may love it. The colors are associated to the music that is on the box and the 6 year old will totally try to make music.
139003
Yes, you will. I use mine regularly for my church band. It works just fine.
2017669
Most band teachers don't like it however my daughter lives hers. It's a good starter instrument. As the years goes by, you will need to upgrade to something better. My daughter is in the 8th grade and has had this particular clarinet for over a year. I know that when she go to high school, I'll have to get her a much better and expensive one.
42326
My son's teacher said that it depends on a child... If a child has a good skill, then even a bad instrument will sound well. This one has a good sound and look to it. I bought a red and gold one for my 4th grader last year. He loves it.
457581
Yes, I think they will. I teach music grades K-4th and my students up to 2nd grade use these in class and love them. Hope your kids do too.
1505783
I also was worried about paying so much about a flute. I think I paid 600.00 for my daughter. I bought it when she was in 6th grade she is in 8th now. she is still using that flute. No problems what so every. I really did get what I paid for. I also looked at buying from Musician Friend but instead I got it off amazon because of not paying the extra taxes. Also my daughter is going to be in marching band with that same flute next year.
53032
Hmmm. I think it would. It might be better to get one of the single bands for that though, because you would have more control over the length of the band there. Take a look at some youtube videos about how people do that.