Joe Birl Solid Maple Musical Rhythm Bones
Key features
- •Awarded three claims by U.S. Patent Office
- •Perfect for new players
- •Patented Finger Grooves: Like training wheels for bones
- •Includes original illustrated instructions
- •Non-slip easy grip
Joe Birl Solid Maple Musical Rhythm Bones
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Customer Reviews
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Excellent for Beginners.
Jared•November 8, 2017
I'm thinking about getting another pair of these, after you get the hang of it. you won't put them down. Highly Recommended!
Five Stars
wayne poston•September 26, 2017
great
Good "bones" - takes a while to get the knack ...
Daisy Nugent•February 5, 2017
Good "bones" - takes a while to get the knack but worth the effort. Definitely adult size - too large for children's hands
Great bones.
MarkMark•December 13, 2016
These were my first set of bones. They're heavy and well crafted. The finger cutouts do help - I ended up buying two sets to work on my left hand with the right - and the cutouts were helpful for my ungainly left hand. The colors are a bit different on the set and the sets which doesn't matter to the sound which is very loud. Instead of click-click, these clack-clack if that makes any sense to anyone. I wanted to damp them a bit and taped the inner sides to muffle the noise but once you get a bit more skilled you can control that with your hands. Great work on these.
I prefer the black plastic originals but these work well
Shutterbug•July 2, 2016
I way prefer the original black plastic Rhythm Bones, but they are sadly no longer made. These have a somewhat softer tone, but close. You do have to practice to get the hang of using these. Read the instructions first, but there are several other holds that can be used as well. Whatever works for you. I prefer the old "spoons" hold myself. More control and precision, but you cannot shake a rhythm. You do have to slap them on your thigh.
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