KAZOO [Standard Type] for sale. Includes: [Neck strap] and [Replacement membrane]. ① The [Standard Type] features an easy-to-hold, rounded form ◎ Made of wood, each one has a unique wood grain, so you can get a one-of-a-kind KAZOO. [※Please note that the product may differ from the listing images. Thank you for your understanding※] ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ The KAZOO is a folk instrument from Africa. To use it, blow into it like a whistle while making a sound like "oooo" to vibrate the membrane attached to the body, which produces the sound ☆ As you get used to it, you can play it in various scales, and even produce a saxophone-like tone ☆ They are made of materials such as plastic, metal, and wood, each with a different sound and texture... Among them, this wooden product, which is what I am selling, has a good sound and texture, and is characterized by a rich and gentle tone ☆ I've been using KAZOOs for about 10 years... I've owned and compared various KAZOOs, and the cost performance of this wooden KAZOO is outstanding ☆ I think it will become your favorite, a KAZOO you'll grow to love ☆ It's fun to play the KAZOO as is, but it's even more fun when you play along with your favorite songs ☆ Also, by playing the KAZOO before karaoke, you can open your vocal cords without strain and adjust your voice ☆ (The KAZOO requires less breath than singing, so it puts less strain on your throat, allowing you to gently warm up your vocal cords) You might be surprised at your own voice after the warm-up... (based on personal experience) It's also excellent for pitch control and long tone training ☆ And, surprisingly!? By gently holding the KAZOO with your teeth and blowing without using your hands, you can also expect to lift your facial muscles and improve wrinkles ☆ (※At first, your facial muscles will hurt, so please use it without overdoing it※) The KAZOO is so fun and versatile, but its recognition is still limited... I want as many people as possible to pick one up, so I'm selling it at a low price. Fun and versatile KAZOO, why not give it a try? I hope you will consider it.