I would like this for my grand daughter who is 6, but loves to sing and perform for family and friends. Would this be suitable for her without any other devices needed so she can sing?
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It would be suitable. It does have a tendency to feedback though so you would have to make sure the speaker is pointed away from the mic.
1011039
Yes, I suppose so. It amplifies the voice, but it's not meant for fidelity, like a Karaoke rig and microphone. It will sound kind of screetchy, and of course, she will love the feedback effect (you won't) that is pretty easy to get ( read; takes some practice to avoid) with any kind of belt worn voice amplification device. On the upside, it is very inexpensive, and with the head worn microphone, she will feel like she is putting on a "real show". Hope that helps.
1011040
I believe this product would be ideal for such use. Mine lets me sing, talk, and even yell if needed. You can get feedback if you try but only by getting the Mic too close to the speaker pack. This is an excellent product.
702147
Yes I do...if she is into technology and music. It's very easy to use. May require some parental assistance in loading the music but that is all.
440552
My son needed it for his music class. He is in the fifth grade. I think, personally, it could be used by a child younger than that and up to adult, as long as they were interested on learning to play an Instrument.
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It completely depends on what she wants to do with it. To me, there are not enough keys to make it any sort of adequate substitute for a full piano, using two hands. It's generally intended to be slung around the shoulder and played with the right hand only. It's not self amplified, so it needs to be connected to some sort of powered speaker, unless you use it exclusively with headphones. That being said, I think the sounds and the physical keyboard touch are nice. If it were me, I might look for something like a Yamaha YPG 235 instead. More keys, self amplified, meant to be played with two hands, many sounds, accompaniment features. My own opinion only!
2243688
Hello,Unfortunately we do not recommend this system to be used for singing. The system is best used for speech. Hope this help.Thank you
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I don't think the age is the issue. I have to point out the product seems very poorly designed. Its very difficult to hear your voice over the mic even at the loudest setting. The cord is really short too. I've heard the others that have the mic stand and the amplifier box works much better. Lots of fun even for an 8 yr old who wants to sing her heart out.
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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.
2035387
If your daughter likes to sing, it would be a great gift. Get some current tween karaoke songs for her so that she knows the music.
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Sorry, but I can't help you. I gave the Singing Machine as a gift. Idon't know if the kids ever took it out of the box!
523990
Our three year old granddaughter loves it as her birthday gift. However, she has been banging on our grand piano here at home since age one. I think younger than three would be fine if the child has already shown an interest inpiano.
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No. Nice toy for grandkids. Syncs with IPhone music, but would not get another expensive toy&#128530;.
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I think it is geared more towards smaller kids but I think 6/7 year olds will still enjoy them if they like music at all. Symbals rarely get old, tamborines are always fun. With the low price on the set I think it would be worth the risk.
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Yes. It works like an actual microphone, and it also detaches and has music kids can sing along to as well.
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You can sing along with the music while streaming via Bluetooth from the IPad, but the microphone output is pretty low as compared to music. I wouldn't recommend for Karaoke. The music sounds really good though.
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My grand-kids are 3-8, however their parents also played with the drum set. My only suggestion is to buy a timer prior, so you won't have any issues with sharing
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Yes is would work fine for that. You can turn the volume down so low that it is not annoying to anyone else and it would just play and play. I love that you can download the music you want just like any iPod. You can have different folders for different types of music. I have not been sorry we bought this. It is my grandsons favorite thing. It is built well and stands up to being carried around, dropped on the floor, and having water splashed on it. (don't put it in the tub but it can handle spills and such)
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I highly recommend the Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Music Player with Microphone for kids. It is a music player with a microphone. It is expensive (about $50), but has served us incredibly well over the past 6 years with two small boys. Amazon doesn't seem to have it at the moment, but check other places. For something smaller and cheaper - try B. Okideoke Microphone (about $15 on Amazon). It will project sound, plays songs and records. Good for the small ones...